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idea
noun as in a conception or thought.
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He finds nothing to object to in the project to “globalize the intifada” which implies he wouldn’t be unfavorable to the idea of seeing Jewish civilians targeted anywhere, including in New York.
The whole thing, from idea to book, took a couple of hours.
“We wrote about the idea that you’re going to die soon, and let’s make it last.”
The retired psychologist — who specialized in gifted children — hit upon the idea of creating a musical about Follett’s life after a deep dive into her archives at Columbia University almost 15 years ago.
But the idea leaves other Labour figures deeply nervous because it would amount to a spectacular breach of their pre-election promise, which ministers have repeated many times since.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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