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When People Think You're Crazy….
One of the first things that comes to mind when people think about exercise and how to lose weight is running.
When people think, they begin to question.
Pilot: This is probably themost common career that comes to mind when people think of a career in aviation.
When people think of Pandora now, they probably don't think of the myth.
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The results of the polls show that astrologers, as a rule, are approached when people think that little depends on them, they do not own the situation and cannot influence it.
When people think of tiny countries, places like Andorra, Monaco, and Luxembourg often come to mind.
The spirit of these labs, it's open, it's positive, but, you know, sometimes when people think of us, the first thing that comes to mind is bio-safety, bio-security, all the dark side stuff.
When people think“I want to travel,” they envision a two-week vacation, a cruise, or some long, multi-month journey.
Studies show that typically, when people think they are underpaid, they begin to work less intensively.
When people think about headset, all they would care first would be if the other end receives there end and vice versa.
Studies show that typically, when people think they are underpaid, they begin to work less intensively.
When people think of Basque country and culture, cities like Bilbao, San Sebastián, and Pamplona in Spain come to mind.
Negative emotions have important roles to play in our lives because when people think about how terribly wrong things might go and find themselves feeling angry or afraid, they take actions to make sure that things go terribly right instead.
When people think of the great Depression and the US presidents, they usually think of Franklin D. Roosevelt(FDR).
Klayman and Ha argued that when people think about realistic problems, they are looking for a specific answer with a small initial probability.
When people think of Ukraine, they most often remember the Russian aggression in the east, economic difficulties or corruption.
When people think of the American Civil War, they often only think of the fighters(infantry, cavalry and artillery).
When people think of anabolic steroids, they tend to focus more on the side effects and the effects they have on the immune system.
When people think of"kayaking", they tend to conjure up visions of chilly boaters taking on the frigid waters of the Great White North.
It's a moment when people think about who they are, their place in society, and their role in the life cycle in accordance with Torajan cosmology.
When people think of Mount St. Helens, they of course remember the extremely violent explosion that happened there in 1980, and that's due to the type of volcano it is.
When people think of log cabins, they tend to immediately think of rustic and rural North America with their traditional log houses and barns?
Now, when people think about the polio vaccine they always think of Jonas Salk and Albert Sabin in the 1950s but there actually were polio vaccines that were developed in the 1930s.
When people think of barn-finds, they usually think of a rare sports car sitting under a thick layer of dust(or worse), locked up in a shed somewhere for years and years.
When people think of a sexy voice on phone chat or dating lines, they may envision a young, curvy lady speaking slowly with bass-like vocals similar to Natasha from the Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoons.
When people think of UX Design documentation, the first image that comes to mind is dense, long, and heavily annotated wireframes, full of boxes and arrows that indicate how a system is going to function and behave.
When people think about UX design documentation, the first the image that comes to mind is overcrowded, long layouts with a lot of annotations, blocks and arrows, which indicate, how the system will function and behave.
I think, a lot of times, when people think about boredom, they think about an apathetic couch potato, but that's not what we're talking about here," said James Danckert, professor of cognitive neuroscience at the University of Waterloo in Ontario.