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At no time has Gaddafi thought he is a dictator, even if he blithely confuses the immense resources of his country with his own wealth.

This whole thing was news to the BPMN team as they (including me) were blithely assuming that we were trying to define a language.

It is possible to live your entire life in the Valley, wandering around amicably being blithely unaware of the shadow ecosystem.

Policymakers blithely assumed they would avoid a dollar crisis and that America would export its way out of any trouble.

These, unfortunately, are not as blithely accounted for as the fact that our earlier RDF examples did not use any defined classes.

For years I just blithely assumed that, despite my obvious lack of enthusiasm for the job, I got to keep it, that it was mine for ever.

But the network has its own economics, and quickly overcomes or blithely ignores any attempt to subvert its innate qualities.

But we cannot blithely conclude that all the losses should be allowed to stand in full force.

But they blithely ignore the fact that the safety net we already have was bought on credit and that the bill is almost due.

Blithely rolling over unpayable debts is not the hallmark of a healthy banking system.

Daniel Altman, an American academic economist who once worked for The Economist, blithely ignores this advice in his new book.

Americans and Europeans blithely assume that China will become more like them as its economy develops and its population gets richer.

The researchers took SM to a haunted house, and she laughed at the scary parts and blithely made the monster-suited employees jump.

The gate was open, so I blithely strolled into the estate intending to knockon the door.

One day, as Mollie strolled blithely into the yard, flirting her long tail and chewing at a stalk of hay, Clover took her aside.

They blithely carried on chatting, ignoring the customers who were waiting to be served.

Deterrence works badly against a dictator who blithely imposes famine and gulags on his people during peacetime.

This part of the argument blithely dismisses the very relevant fact that trout are known to eat amphibian eggs.

As for the rest, it blithely declares that "market discipline is the most effective tool to limit systemic risk. "

A clue: the political marketplace has replaced you with partially nationalised lenders in no mood blithely to leverage investment banks.

Mr Mubarak seemed blithely unaware of this when, as Cairo burned, he addressed the nation on Friday night.

But, rather than use the proceeds to pay her hospital bill, she blithely bought a roadster nicknamed the Yellow Peril.

Many of my colleagues in academia have blithely called on Greece to default, and thereby force an involuntary debt restructuring.

This entire exercise, the administration blithely repeated, is about controlling costs.

Nonetheless I don't think being sex positive and tolerant should mean that I blithely accept that all porn is fine.

The only thing that's clear is that they're blithely unaware of the lives their actions will destroy.

America, its chief mediator for the past three decades, has formally taken time out. Israel's government seems blithely uninterested.

It was even getting impossible to walk down the street as drivers blithely parked on the sidewalks.

"In a number of cases, the government provided loan guarantees and access to federal funds, " Mr Boies writes blithely.

Most European leaders still blithely assert that they will do whatever it takes to save the euro.

People chant 'Whoa! ' and 'Yeah! ! ' as Mr. Museveni blithely sounds the lyrics.

Republicans blithely shipped jobs for lower-middle-class Americans off to India.

Security Council resolution on Gaza earlier this year was blithely ignored.

How could so many people be so blithely unconcerned about immediate, obvious dangers around them?

What the markets blithely ignored was the day's bad news.

blithely unconcerned about his friend's plight.

He was blithely unaware of the trouble he had caused.

Gaming companies had blithely floated on London's Aim and other European exchanges.

One reason is that South Africa's leaders blithely heap social responsibilities on corporate shoulders.

Alas, it seems I was blithely going about it entirely the wrong way.

Similarly, he says blithely that "in order to combat poverty and inequality, it is also essential to combat racism and intolerance. "

Analysts are blithely assuming they can keep rising.

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