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I try to imagine in the book whether cats would philosophize at all if they had the intellectual capacity to do it.

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So if cats could philosophize, my guess is they’d do it for their own amusement, not because of some deep need for peace.

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Which is why, if they could philosophize, it would be for fun.

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I have my own large amount of prophetic dialogue, and I love philosophizing.

Now and again, someone sees through the decorative math, but the semipro philosophizing just goes on and on.

BC produced three issues of Made in USA, a fashion glossy that could include coverage of H&M alongside French philosophizing.

Its schoolboy philosophizing was too transparent and undramatic.

As the pair indulge in some after-sex philosophizing, he tells her of a dispute he once had with his boss.

You read a lot about courage in politics in such newspapers as these that have been philosophizing about me at long range.

Philosophizing thus, he presently sent the Green Imp at her quietest pace in at the home driveway.

Their philosophizing career stands chronologically between that of their Arab teachers and their Christian disciples.

It is one of the principal rules of philosophizing to admit no more causes than are necessary to account for the effects.

While I was philosophizing upon the duties of man, an event happened which made me better reflect upon my own.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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