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Many seem to naively believe that we won't run out of the resources we need to keep this system going.

All of this checking would be slow if done naively, but numerous optimizations (based on years of research) make it extremely quick.

But I'd believed, naively, that I could break through those barriers if I just worked hard enough.

He was generous, and the needy, laughing at him because he believed so naively their stories of distress, borrowed from him with effrontery.

At the time we naively thought that this day will last forever, so we high-five vows to be together forever, never apart.

Before the crisis some boards barely thought about this, naively assuming that procedures for it were well honed.

Mr. Darcy naively believed that he was carbon neutral as long as he turned the yard into a thick wood.

" And, naively , she showed her four thorns. Then she added: " Don't linger like this. You have decided to go away.

My heart was not big. Looking out of the window, seeing those mansions with spot lights, I claimed naively that I had the whole world.

In what seemed a logical extension, we have tried, a bit naively, to use macroscopic imagery to describe submicroscopic entities.

Mr Ichimiya shrugs off the risks. "The only barrier between us and China is the language, " he says, rather naively.

For instance, if UTF-16 data is naively loaded into a C string, the string may be truncated on the second byte of the first ASCII character.

This clarity allows you to visualize and thus assess potential threats, and it makes sure you don't naively rely on security by obscurity.

Naively, she believed the dancing would be fun, glamorous and she would be able to pick her customers , which was not true.

Real option theory states that you shouldn't naively take the first option with a positive net present value .

Microsoft relied mostly on its bellwethers Windows and Office and naively assumed that PCs would dominate computing forever.

Only a couple who were naively over- confident would imagine they could profitably manufacture domestic tableware by hand in England .

Adaptive Server Anywhere recognizes this situation, and refrains from naively converting the condition into CNF.

Also drew a long long ears long-haired dog, I naively called to the father: "Why the dog's hair is a mess of it? "

He spoke so naively and clumsily that I could see the bare bone of his holy plot.

I naively assumed that I would be paid for the work.

Now I say " naively " because actually my profession is as a science writer .

And I, naively by this stage, said, "Oh, yes. Sure. "

The issue of nuclear power is one that we must examine systematically and carefully, not being naively lead on by hype and current trend.

From their point of view, which is now taught in schools, Mr Gorbachev naively gave up Russia's "security belt" , getting nothing in return.

Some tribes have reinforced that impression by naively giving money to politicians and lobbyists including, notoriously, Jack Abramoff.

However, she naively believed that as long as time can be cultivated feelings.

Perhaps naively, I had expected to find that many trees had been killed.

Enclid does not naively assume that the defined concepts exist or are consistent.

Many grassroots groups ignore marketing, naively thinking they will become known by their good works alone.

It now infects even areas of public life that we once (rather naively) assumed to be immune, such as sport and nonprofit work.

When you two were together, he even didn't know what to do, he always looked at your eyes and smiled naively.

You cannot rely too naively on the spontaneous functioning of markets.

Some seers naively hailed this as a force for world peace.

Now, quite naively, she thinks herself the rightful owner of the property, and she is displacing the riches of the Winter Palace!

He believes that naively thinking we are innocent is worse than knowing about and watching evil.

I love someone, but since she is the symbol of everything, I partake of the essence of everything, unconsciously and naively.

When she first began her work, she reported her observations " naively , " Dr. Pauly recalled.

These guys always act absolutely naively and innocently like that!

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, village chiefs have naively exchanged precious timber rights for sugar and salt.

One cannot say he behaved naively or negligently in Shanghai.

He naively thought: With money can renew old redeem the lost love.

He will regard humans and beats quite naively as objects which are similar and which belong together.

Mr Trung, who lived abroad at the time, wrote him a letter and, when he got no answer, naively published it on his blog.

When I began work, I somewhat naively let people know what I was paid.

Naively like your exquisite face.

Mr. Netanyahu said there is a necessity for peace and he is trying sincerely, but not naively.

And 17 years later, I did go to college. But I naively chose a college that was almost as expensive as Stanford. . .

At last, a group of people naively offer themselves for the job.

We naively believed that here there are only gardens, that we can touch the ideal if only we work hard enough.

"Why not? " I asked naively.

"I naively asked: " At that time, Hou that you do eat beef noodles?

Yet many in Congress naively think that if we simply expand coverage, cost control will take care of itself.

A middle old about 40 years old, look open and naively, isn't that variety of the person who sides with one square.

To listen naively, that is, without an agenda or thinking about your response, is a vital skill that we all need to work at every day.

This, we naively thought, would have done the job, so we recompiled and sent a test mail message;

A chubby white girl, about ten years old, naively stares at the Jamaican woman while sipping a root beer float.

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