Lawrence B. Lindsey, Mr. Bush's first White House economic adviser, said war with Iraq could cost $100 billion or even $200 billion at a time when the administration wanted no such troubling thoughts spread.
Joshua's quiet features flickered with pride at the medal ceremony and thoughts spread around the arena that this may be the last time we would see him in a vest.
Among the tweets were lots of prayers, well-wishes and positive thoughts spread through by some of the celebrities we know best.
Peoples' representations consist of socially constructed and shared knowledge based on experiences and models of thoughts spread via education and social communication [ 12, 13].
The Brazilian, who had been absent since the opening day of the season, introduced guile and sharpness of thought, spreading play smartly and moving the ball with intent.
One fearful thought spread like a virus in our mind and created our illusion.
Jordan will not commit suicide for Saddam's sake, echoes a columnist in Amman.Quietly, too, another undercurrent of thought is spreading.
Mr. Túpac Yupanqui might have remained in the highlands if not for a youthful philosophical quandary about Europeanized rational thought and spreading the word of God, which led him to abandon his clerical studies.
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Through this journey I learned that the more acts we share and the more we change ourselves, the more we treat this world with a little bit more kindness.The more positive thoughts we spread around, the more positive we become.
Poggio's discovery, he argues, brought about a liberation for scientific and religious thought that spread throughout Europe.
