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"I've pretty much come to the conclusion that I'm going to have to move if I want to earn what I made before, or close to it, " he said.

I've come to the conclusion that we've got to be careful about how we toss around the term bully.

But more cynically-minded readers may come to the conclusion that this is, in fact, precisely the point.

The question is, if you were in a coma, whom would you more trust to come to the conclusion that you would want: your spouse or a machine?

And I've come to the conclusion because you've asked this other question, "What's another thing you can't see? " The point, most of us.

Answer for Reference: I find it difficult to come to the conclusion that the surface of this area is composed of sand particles.

Things were so disheartening that he had come to the conclusion that there was not much chance of their succeeding in running the blockade.

Perhaps she had come to the conclusion that my lost soul was more valuable than petty pride.

For this reason I have come to the conclusion that I would like to see euthanasia legalized.

In his travels, and in his accompanying readings, he had come to the conclusion that the essential secret of life was harmony.

Finally come to the conclusion that the debt to join the system is an independent civil legal system.

I have come to the conclusion that she is quite a beautiful woman, particularly when viewed through an X-ray-proof lead screen.

I've come to the conclusion that to do otherwise would be juvenile grandstanding and ultimately selfish.

Sir Arthur had come to the conclusion that the suspect was left-handed and had nails in his shoes.

Based on the signals and photographs sent back by the satellite, they have come to the conclusion that there is no life on Venus.

A pragmatic engineer would have to come to the conclusion that the IE team's first decision was right.

We come to the conclusion that she told the truth.

Finally come to the conclusion that the finance decentralization promotes the economical growth of the yan'an .

I've come to the conclusion, I'm afraid, that you have been merely an interlude in my life, a kind of intermission, as it were.

From all these things, we must come to the conclusion that getting rich is the result of doing things in a Certain Way.

Despite the risks and the expense, the government has reluctantly come to the conclusion that doing nothing is no longer an option.

We have come to the conclusion, based on last week's satellite landing, "Prof. Zog said, " that there is no life on Earth.

Ihave come to the conclusion that the surest road to failure is to do things mechanically.

We have come to the conclusion that there is no life on Mars.

We see Michael Jackson as a suffering recluse who has come to the conclusion that his girlfriend is cheating.

I've come to the conclusion that the American voters are stupid. There is a naivete and proud ignorance in the conservative adults who vote.

I have come to the conclusion that it would be unwise to accept his proposal.

Chapter V, as well as come to the conclusion of the study follow-up study of the positive outlook of space.

Others have come to the conclusion that they would rather create work they love, constructed to fit with their own life goals.

Having considered both sides of the argument, I have come to the conclusion that the advantages of owning a car outweigh the disadvantages.

I've come to the conclusion that it was unwise to follow her advice.

Based upon my extensive experience with large animals, I have come to the conclusion that rodeo events are inherently inhumane.

However I have come to the conclusion that Wittgenstein has wilfully excluded himself from the continental tradition.

In a word, we may safely come to the conclusion that studying from books is the most efficient and useful way in daily studies.

He had come to the conclusion that he was not a skier.

Eventually come to the conclusion that China's real estate market is a typical regional oligopoly market.

Through the paper over part of the study, eventually come to the conclusion of this paper.

A logical reader of the tooltip would come to the conclusion that IWS and WS procs should return the same amount of mana.

ve come to the conclusion that it was unwise to do that.

Institute finally come to the conclusion that science, strict persuasive.

Now after observing those people in so many trips, I've come to the conclusion that they don't feel miserable at all.

According to estimates, the laboratory director is decisively come to the conclusion: One Temple to advance the phase modulation control.

I think I've come to the conclusion that you're my kind of person.

Many people have come to the conclusion that our earthly home was specifically designed to support life.

Taking into account all these factors , we may reasonably come to the conclusion that censorship is totally unacceptable .

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Have they come to the conclusion that we think that they have to come to, for their own security and our interest as well, in Afghanistan?

Eg. We had come to the conclusion that we must push ahead with our plan to increase production.

TS. Eliot once sad something I think is appropriate as we come to the conclusion of our visit together.

So how does Mr. Obama come to the conclusion that we need more stimulus spending now?

We come to the conclusion that recognizable differences exist today between marine and nonmarine forms.

We have come to the conclusion that he was lying.

So, they come to the conclusion that their father is going to castrate them because of their illicit love for their Mom.

Taking all these factors into consideration, we reasonably come to the conclusion that. . .

Wenger has come to the conclusion that shape, not personnel, will be the key to a big improvement.

The excess receipts concluded notable not zero, finally come to the conclusion that China's stock market does not have a semi-effectiveness.

So we can come to the conclusion that it is hard to imagine performing any manufacturing or international business without logistics.

EgWe can, therefore, come to the conclusion thatnothing is so precious as freedom in the world.

Curitiba, in fact went to Saratoga Hospital for a check, and then come to the conclusion of bacterial infection.

I've come to the conclusion that he is not the right person for the job.

We have come to the conclusion.

Therefore, we'd better come to the conclusion that. . .

With the investigation, we can come to the conclusion that learning. strategies play an important role in students' language learning.

Taking into account all these causes, we may reasonably come to the conclusion that. . .

Therefore, we'd better come to the conclusion that we must protect our animals in all direction.

From the above we can come to the conclusion that the more you work the happier you will be and the more healthy as well.

Taking into account all these factors, we may reasonably come to the conclusion th at . . .

However, I think if we look at the situation objectively, we would come to the conclusion that the statement is not entirely true.

Li has come to the conclusion that we are treating cancer too late in the game.

Hence, we'd better come to the conclusion that . . .

Upon the analysis, we come to the conclusion that the feasibility has already been guaranteed in some industries in china.

Imust admit I've come to the conclusion that things are better left unsaid.

From what I have observed, I can come to the conclusion that he is suitable for the job.

Eliot once said something I think is appropriate as we come to the conclusion to our visit together.

I've come to the conclusion that we shouldn't put it on the market.

Many have come to the conclusion that Agility is like art: "I know it when I see it, " and "It's a very personal definition. "

He has come to the conclusion that he cannot pass the exam.

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We can, therefore, come to the conclusion that nothing is so precious as freedom in the world.

Judging from what I have mentioned above, we can come to the conclusion that. . .

According the story, we can surely come to the conclusion that those who do evil will finally ruin themselves.

From what has been mentioned above, we can come to the conclusion that examination is necessary, however, its method should be improved.

Considering the above mentioned, we can come to the conclusion that to give up wisely is a kind of more mature life attitude.

I' ve come to the conclusion thAT all too often I find a reason not to be happy with where I am AT thAT moment.

Frome the above we can come to the conclusion that the more you work the happier and healthier you will be.

Therefore, we can easily come to the conclusion that metaphor has taken a significant position in our daily life, work and study.

I come to the conclusion that a law, every terminal 1, 2, 7 years, major UFO events appear much more likely.

To some up the above arguments, we can come to the conclusion that we can watch TV but we must have a right attitude toward it.

Since they have a common aim to keep people fit, we can come to the conclusion that shadowboxing is related to traditional Chinese medicine.

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Mourinho needed just ten minutes of the second half to come to the conclusion that changes were needed and acting decisively;

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