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The brain and the body in general are instruments of the soul.
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He in whose brain the most ideas are born accomplishes the most.
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We cannot cut in the genital organs without cutting in the brain.
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To the bosom it is love; to the brain it is enthusiasm.
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The changes in the brain affect mainly the large and small brain.
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This means there are many different types of genius, even in animals.
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The genius of really great Italian pasta recipes is often just that.
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The question Artsutanov asked himself had the childlike brilliance of true genius.
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Another teacher in London said, We feel the term genius is appropriate.
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Even in Shakespeare the springs of genius were not in the mind.
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Of course, no one has found Einstein to be wrong just yet.
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This Einstein refuses to accept, although he knows the facts perfectly well.
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At that point, young Einstein reasoned, the light wave would appear frozen.
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The findings published on Monday help confirm Einstein's theory, said the researchers.
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Albert Einstein is perhaps the most famous example of a lateral thinker.
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I went down another: the case of global criminal mastermind Paul LeRoux.
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Barak helped mastermind the two biggest Israeli military operations in recent years.
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But without its legal mastermind, he began to lose large cases, and
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I think she's the mastermind behind the return of Merlin, in fact.
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No more than a front man, no doubt; certainly not the mastermind.
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It was nice to know that one of us was a brainiac.
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How did such a brainiac land her own cable news show?
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He is a rare combination of brainiac financial quant and British surfer dude.
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You have to understand, I was kind of quiet, a brainiac.
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I saw Annabeth playing trivia games and other brainiac stuff.
Usage of brainbox in English
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The resident brainbox of British dance is always questing for new territory.
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A brainbox, then, are you? She fixed me with a narrow-eyed stare.
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Because, frankly, I'm not sure you can fit more than one idea and a half in that brainbox of yours.
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It doesn't take a brainbox to see that Kate Emily must have a chance in a two-mile handicap on the Saturday.
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He published his discoveries in The Starry Messenger and the Pope declared him a brainbox and a party was thrown in his honour.
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Few people in history have achieved greater fame in a shorter period with less useful activity in the brainbox than Gen. Thomas J. Jackson.
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The BBC's gently teasing brainbox Evan Davis asked minister David Willetts whether the plan amounted to the hope that all government policies would work well.
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'No, but what do you think in that great big whirling brainbox of yours?