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most rational
adjective as in realistic; of sound mind
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Here, the most rational intuition is that Kagan and Jackson were keeping their votes fluid in the hopes of striking a bargain to avert a gratuitously broad opinion effectively repealing the insurrection clause.
"Bullrich is the most rational, which means proposing change that is a little more, perhaps, expected and reasonable," said Hernan Etchaleco, director of a local communications consultancy firm.
She said while one may generally be opposed to abortion, they “don’t agree that completely banning it is the most rational or compassionate policy.”
"But most rational people would be more afraid of going to jail."
Guiraudie is after something much different here: creating a palpable sense of the connection between fear and desire, which, sure, aren’t the most rational of our human impulses — but neither are love, marriage or jihadist crusading.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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