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I recently stumbled upon the writings of mountaineer and author Douglas W. Freshfield, who, in 1875, published “Italian Alps: Sketches in the Mountains of Ticino, Lombardy, The Trentino, and Venetia” and wrote, “We feel disposed to cry out with delight before a figure of Michael Angelo or this view in Val Maggia.”

“Indeed, begging your pardon, sir, I shall not. I shall just go on with it as usual. I shall keep out of your way all day, as I have been accustomed to do: you may send for me in the evening, when you feel disposed to see me, and I’ll come then; but at no other time.”

“The Iranians didn’t feel disposed to do us any favours,” he said.

Or perhaps the worst, if they run the risk that neither LEP will feel disposed to take full responsibility for them.

Instead, give them codes to enter for discounts or great brand intelligence they may feel disposed to share.