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Meanings of believe that time in English

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Usage of believe that time in English
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If I did not believe that time will solve the problem-
Kindred of the Dust
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I've come to believe that time alone won't swallow grief or heal a marriage.
Poe's children: the new horror : an anthology
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Everything I've learned about your son leads me to believe that time is very tight.
Lowboy
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I don't believe that time will come.
The devil's heart
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He told me again and again how I must believe that time would take care of it.
East of eden
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It was tempting to believe that time had passed on a deeply gifted if erratic generation of players.
The Irish Times
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It meant that Toussaint was still making Riau ready for another time, so maybe he did believe that time would come.
All souls' rising
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We believe that time and experience will enable the leaders of Friendly Societies generally to improve them, and introduce new ameliorations.
Thrift
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We believe that time allocated to kind acts gives us energy, boosts our immune system, and releases those positive chemicals called endorphins.
The Power of Giving
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It was difficult for him to believe that time could cause so much ruin not only in his life but in the world.
The new yorker
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It seemed impossible to believe that time could have gotten by so fast, but the proof was staring up at him from his calendar wristwatch.
The stand
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I never should have believed that time, purely as time, could so affect one.
The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, V...
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He believed that time would cure us, and almost the whole of human experience agreed with him.
We Three
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But the general would not allow this, believing that time would be lost, and his expedition exposed to peril.
History of the Philippine Islands
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But in his present mood Amherst almost believed that time and closer relations might turn such sentiments into honest liking.
The Fruit of the Tree
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His purpose was to leave the woman to her grief, believing that time, and her wonderful courage, would help her.
The Triumph of John Kars: A Story of the Yukon
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