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And I was fascinated in the explanation that you give of how this association of information works in the brain.
(39) forecast
Phillips &; Drew, the broking house, has stuck to its forecast that the FT-SE index will be 2,350 at the year end.
(40) generalization
This leads him to a much wider generalization that the course of history, over space as well as time, is closely linked to the anthropological map.
(41) gossip
Once Richard had begun to negotiate directly with Philip it was relatively easy for the King of France to play upon his fears, and above all on the fear engendered by the common gossip that the Old King wanted to disinherit him and confer the crown upon John
(42) guarantee
I can not give a guarantee that there will be no redundancies.
(43) guess
We hazard a guess that they’re lurking in a shoebox or, worse still, the ubiquitous carrier bag!
(44) hint
Certainly he has never given a hint that he knows anything.
(45) implication
Is that an implication that we’re not looking after her properly?
(46) information
It can also include information that any lawyer wants to share with the rest of the team.
(47) insinuation
Nor did she like his barely hidden insinuation that she was hard-up for a date.
(48) insistence
In
(49) intelligence
Nevertheless, the intelligence that we have developed for other reasons may well ensure that we find the right answers to these questions.
(50) jibe
We face Labour’s jibe that the Government holds all our revenue and that we can only save 20 per cent from our house sales.
(51) law
This is the law that all life evolves by the differential survival of replicating entities.
(52) legend
The students later believed a legend that part of this famous book was written all over the walls of his room.
(53) lesson
This should be a lesson that drivers who carry burglars will carry the can.
(54) line
The authority’s line that it should not even do any homework on self-governing is considered impractical.
(55) maxim
It is an old maxim that the safest way to victimize a man is to help him to victimize himself.
(56) message
They were continually spreading the message that the library is an integral part of the school’s operation.
(57) motto
…; schnapps and Pils. T.R. Shipping believed in the motto that the customer comes first.
(58) myth
There’s a myth that old people have been getting fitter.
(59) news
I put on the wireless and heard the news that King George VI had died.
(60) notification
I imagine by now you have received official notification that Leslie is missing.
(61) oath
Members of the estates then took a public oath that no trace of these hated documents should be preserved.
(62) objection
Such theories have to face the obvious objection that brain processes and mental phenomena seem utterly unalike.
(63) observation
This agrees with the observation that human marathons are won at about half the speed of
(64) order
They seek an order that Hambros Jersey restore the money to the company.
(65) plea
They seem deaf to any plea that most of the things designed to improve the quality of life involve an element of risk.
(66) pledge
Will he give the House a pledge that such a crazy proposal will never be included in a manifesto issued by the Conservative party?
(67) point
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