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It strikes me that the author tries very hard to cover up the fact that she cannot read the Global Times in Chinese.

"It strikes me as somewhat bizarre, " he said. "I would think airlines would err on the side of conservative. "

but it strikes me as a bit of a coincidence that Nick is name-dropping Brit now when Backstreet's got an album coming out soon.

Once again, it strikes me how much these comrades see the People's War here as part of the worldwide struggle for revolution.

THE HOSTESS: It strikes me that the route of a cult film is often its complete unpredictability.

Right now it strikes me that it is a mission by no means easy to complete.

It strikes me as unlikely that the U. S. market would be the only global market not to test its 2010 lows.

But all of that, it strikes me, is going to be very, very hard.

It strikes me as a cult-ish (in a good, "Apple" kind of way) community that you've got to be in to understand.

"It strikes me that what you've just said is the severest kind of an indictment of the whole business, then, " retorted Banneker.

It strikes me that what they lack in quantity, they make up in quality.

It strikes me that much of the textbooks that are used to educate our children are inherently biased.

I'm just an ad man . . . . . . but it strikes me as a slightly unimaginative way of improving a train journey merely to make it shorter.

So it strikes me that filing the Etruscans under 'Roman' is not just ironic. It's rather disrespectful.

Some of what this chapter covers may not be news to you, but in context it strikes me as worth saying.

It strikes me that, in many ways, where you are now has some parallels with where British TV programme-makers were maybe forty years ago.

It strikes me that the man was not telling the truth.

It strikes me that nobody is in favour of the changes.

and it strikes me with anguish to be torn from you.

"I, uh-" he labored. "It strikes me-it strikes me that unemployment is lessening. "

If these are the most serious problems encountered inside MSFT, it strikes me that APP's overall design is in good shape.

It strikes me a whole book about how that statistic is not true.

It strikes me as dangerous to hand off the nation's shoe sector to China, although I can't put a finger on precisely why this is so.

It strikes me as a negative, destructive emotion, usually possessed by small-minded individuals who see economics as a zero-sum equation.

It strikes me that the two occasions are quite similar.

It is my favourite part of his garden because it strikes me as the most personal, where the owner himself has worked out his own plan.

'It strikes me she is very much changed, for I didn't recognize her, ' I said with a tremor which you will understand in a moment.

and, indeed, it strikes me that they can want no addition at all.

It strikes me that he's right a tough nut to crack.

It strikes me as kind of spooky, but then I'm not starstruck.

It strikes me Jim is a nice lad.

It strikes me as so silly.

It strikes me as odd that school children are required to come to school two hours before class.

Rochester; and it strikes me with terror and anguish to feel I absolutely must be torn from you for ever. I see the necessity of departure;

maybe you're the light for me when you talk to me it strikes me won't somebody help me 'cause I don't feel too strong

when you talk to me it strikes me