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Meanings of think creatively in English

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Usage of think creatively in English
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Students are encouraged to actively listen, think creatively, and cooperate to solve problems.
Wired
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You learn to sustain protest, to build coalitions, to think creatively about tactics.
NY Magazine
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He could think creatively and clearly with bombs flying around him.
The Guardian
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Vaz tried to think creatively about ways to infiltrate the keeps.
Glasslands
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However, your ability to think creatively is on the up!
The South African
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Employees were encouraged to think creatively in a nurturing environment.
Reuters
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Consider it a mix of things: great timing, persistence and a willingness to think creatively.
The Guardian
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COVID-19 is pushing the restaurant industry to think creatively.
Jamaica Observer
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And now they were trying to think creatively.
Raising Steam
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But she hoped it would inspire others to think creatively about using public space in the city center.
Reuters
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One simply had to think creatively.
Through the grinder
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Diplomats are paid to think creatively.
Reuters
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There is so much opportunity for those prepared to work hard and think creatively, so why not aim high?
The Guardian
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It was supposed to herald a new dawn in Irish education, training young people to think creatively and critically.
The Irish Times
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Ramaphosa said that South Africans "must think creatively and expansively about how we can close this gap".
The South African
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These opened me up to think creatively around presenting my ideas rather than following traditional ways of exhibiting my works.
The South African
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