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Blake didn't bother to contemplate how fast Elise had taken it off, however.
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He smiled to contemplate how her father would have regarded such a note.
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As a result, people are already beginning to contemplate how these societies might operate.
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As parents contemplate how the family can etch out a living, children watch out for younger siblings.
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It is wonderful to contemplate how great a value may lie concealed in so small a compass!
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The smug have-bread camp might need a bit of inspiration as they contemplate how to dispatch the batch.
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It is daunting to contemplate how we as individuals might act with kindness and foresight for unborn people.
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Only then, concedes Labour, might it be necessary to contemplate how Britain could leave without a deal in place.
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Just contemplate how our civilisation would be impoverished if the following extracts from the Bible were to be removed.
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It took four seconds, giving Max four more seconds to contemplate how much fun he was about to have.
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She was up for anything that gave her something to do besides contemplate how screwed up her life was.
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So from that time Wesley began to contemplate how he should escape the doom which had been planned for him.
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Drakon took a moment to contemplate how history, especially his history, would have been different if Malin were working for the snakes.
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That's the fear haunting policymakers as they contemplate how to respond to the shooting down of MH17 over eastern Ukraine last week.
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If a recession does come in 2020, it's frightening to contemplate how little the RBA might be able to do to reverse it.
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Those can feel like provocative ideas, but the larger goal of the book is to contemplate how we can get our mind to work better.