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mind noun animus, attitude, brain, brains, conatus, concept, conception, concern, consideration, contemplation, conviction, desire, estimation, expectation, frame, gray matter, intellect, intelligence, intent, judgment, memory, mentality, personal judgment, pleasure, position, propensity, psyche, reason, theory, thinking, understanding, will, wish See also: animus, attend, beware, care, comprehension, conatus, concern, conscience, conviction, desire, frame, hear, heed, intellect, intelligence, intent, memory, note, notice, obey, observe, persuasion, preserve, propensity, reason, regard, retention, submit, watch, will, yield How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| On the other hand, neither Algeria nor Morocco springs to mind as a paragon of human rights, and they were elected. Think "dance" at the same time you think Don Quixote and something virtuosic springs to mind, most likely, the Petipa-Minkus ballet, a sunny comedy with farcical elements. Not necessarily the first destination that springs to mind for a short break or holiday, nonetheless Iceland possesses a whole raft of prerequisites for a long weekend or even a week. |
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