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I had always thought about Africa.
Originally, I had only listened to J-music, but I had always thought about listening to Korean music.
I had always thought my house was haunted.
Sometimes we went to the forest to catch birds and squirrels, and I had always thought that life would continue to be the same for me.
I had always thought it was Stephenson's Rocket.
Sometimes we went to the forest to catch birds and squirrels, and I had always thought that life would continue to be the same for me.
I had always thought that they complemented each other well.
Due to lack of experience, because I wasn't used to it, hence, I had always thought that these were merely feelings of discomfort.
I had always thought Aidan was incredibly handsome.
What if my curves, which I had always thought of as pleasantly voluptuous, now seemed doughy to his exacting eyes?
I had always thought it would be disgusting but was I. .
As an athlete I had always thought of the wedge as something to attack with, as in football.
I had always thought that this was a woman's obligation.
Until that day, I had always thought of charity as simply being nice to people.
I had always thought that whales were quiet creatures.
Until then, I had always thought that it is impossible to massage the legs with varicose veins.
I had always thought the qualities that make up a cineaste are talent and effort.
Like many people, I had always thought that poker was mostly about luck, being able to bluff, and reading people.
I had always thought them pleistocene- following the line of reasoning of Darwin and Spotswood Wilson.
Chiaki before, I had always thought that you were rather unique and willful, but now Ive learned that I was wrongmy apologies.".
I had always thought spiritual life-forms to be weak, but if this hypothesis proved true, I needn't be.
In fact, I had always thought it was a series of emotions, from very high to very low.
In fact, I had always thought it was a series of emotions, from very high to very low.
I had always thought that wringing one's hands was a fictional gesture- the obscure outcome, perhaps, of some medieval ritual;
I had always thought that getting second citizenship by paying money can only be obtained in some shady ways and that it must be extremely expensive.
So I had always thought, you know,"You change your mind, and you change your behavior," but it's often the other way around.
I had always thought that dreams were divine messages, or at worst absurd stammerings of the sleeping memory about things that had happened during the day.
I had always thought that students didn't follow me, but it was actually that I didn't express myself clearly enough, so they didn't know what I meant.”.
I had always thought of desire as being something clearer than it really is, and I had not realized that it required people to see themselves in a slightly dreamlike, unreal way.