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See: conclude, muse, ponder, reason, study
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While I doubt I will get an apology from GLAAD, nor do I expect one, I would just hope people know how difficult it is to intellectualize a situation and think rationally when a thug disguised as a musician is screaming at your face and intimidating you.
Hilton Refuses To Apologize For Anti-Gay Slur by Staff / On Top Magazine
To consider that multiple choice responses on standardized tests require and value levels of learning associated with memorization and regurgitation suggests that contemporary school reform is driven by efforts to undermine any attempt to intellectualize the ways in which teachers and student engage in subject matter content.
Editor's introduction: challenging contemporary ... by Nelson, Thomas / Teacher Education Quarterly
This denial system will rationalize, intellectualize, minimize, blame, and create distractions - as well as manifesting a myriad of other dynamics - all to have you not see what''s really happening.
Personal Success Strategies - Creating a Whole Bunch of Passion, ... by Ken Donaldson / Humanities, general community
 
 
 
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