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Hosea could not conceive the idea that God would desert Israel forever.
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He was the first Greek to conceive the idea of a maritime empire.
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Watt was the first to conceive the idea of warming buildings by steam.
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I can conceive the idea better than I could a few months ago.
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Even Aristotle could not conceive the idea of a society existing without slavery.
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For my part, I conceive the idea to be perfectly just.
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He could not conceive the idea of a hostile England.
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It was not possible for Plato, Demosthenes, or Cicero, to conceive the idea of constitutionalism.
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What probability could there be that any man should conceive the idea of such a journey?
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It will be sufficient for my young friend to conceive the idea of going to the Coanza.
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No country in Europe-noteven Protestant Germany-couldthen conceive the idea of their existing independently of each other.
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I found myself wondering how these half-civilized brutes had possibly managed to conceive the idea of the spiral stair.
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With the child-brain that was to him he have long since conceive the idea of coming to a great city.
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It was not hard to understand that the splendid animal in the Senora could never conceive the idea, of its utter extinction.
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The desire which has always been mine to persecute the Christians caused me to conceive the idea of serving in your sea-army.
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Producers, for example, who in Freeland conceive the idea of increasing their gains by laying an impost upon imports, must be idiotic.
