What I said basically was, you know, we as people go through different stages, and that's how it is with my girlfriend, as it is with myself and probably anyone else.
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Researchers who want to see what the brain does as people go about their daily business _ reading, processing visual and auditory stimuli and experiencing emotions _ can now turn to a variety of sophisticated scanning devices.
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"You've got an aging population, and I think as people go on in life they turn to more spiritual matters, " said Eric Major, director of the Doubleday religious division for Random House.
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"There is the fear that as people go online and use their time to read about windsurfing or gardening, they will begin to lose interest in more general news and thus in buying newspapers, " he said.
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"I am thinking about it probably all the time, not necessarily . . . as when I would be incapacitated, but I think about it in terms as people go through life, " said Lind, 50.
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Secondly, as people go to the polls on Nov . 3, they are saying to themselves, ` I don't really dislike this Republican ( congressional ) incumbent .'There is not the animosity that there was in 1996 ."
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In the accompanying booklet he said that he thought Ankh-Morpork was unmappable, as he'd made it up as he went along, but that he then realised that real cities are " also " made up as people go along.
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In the background of the great Vermeer paintings, you can almost hear the soft, soothing sounds of a lute or harpsichord as people go about their quiet business _ taking a nap, flirting by an open window, pouring milk, painting a portrait _ all in hushed rooms filled with a slanting light.
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"Clinton said to Mr . Gingrich and others, ` I'm willing to consider a welfare reform bill, but you've got to send me one that is not going to hurt people when it comes to their health care, that is going to provide child care as people go to work have young children particularly who need care during the day .'
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"As people go to work there is still some confusion about whether they know they are eligible for benefits, " said Shirley Watkins, USDA's undersecretary for food, nutrition and consumer services . " One of the things we don't want to see continued is a continued spiraling down in food stamps when demand for food banks is going up dramatically ."
