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Please assume an attitude most conducive to processing, and we shall begin.
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You should help him; not assume an attitude of unbelief and laugh at him.
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His doubts might not always lead him to assume an attitude of open and direct opposition.
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The scientist, therefore, may well assume an attitude of doubt toward all the results that he achieves.
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I determined to assume an attitude that would show no consciousness of offense, and was quite successful.
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I thought I had understood capitalism, but what I had done was assume an attitude -melancholy sadness- toward it.
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As he felt the ground stronger under his feet, Caesar now began to assume an attitude more peremptorily marked.
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Henry began to assume an attitude of bold defiance toward the pope, which aroused the animosity of the Catholic princes of Europe.
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One of the best ways to insure the attainment of a higher plane of mental efficiency is to assume an attitude of interestedness.
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It may mean taking on a pose, as in to assume an attitude of confidence, where it is derived from the Latin assumere, adsumere.
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Their evolution of the idea of imperfect clothes never assumed an attitude.
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And with that he assumed an attitude suggestive of Bonaparte at Austerlitz.
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Towards these aggressions the Acadians assumed an attitude of strict neutrality.
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Dr. Martineau had assumed an attitude of trained observation on the side path.
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Our prince assumes an attitude of independence that we find difficult to overcome.
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Then, with true British grit, he assumed an attitude of boldness, and asked: