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he had no inkling what was about to happen
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Can you give me an inkling of how much this will cost?
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It isn't until later that night that Connor gets an inkling of how much Lev has truly changed.† (source)
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When Liesel arrived in Molching, she had at least some inkling that she was being saved, but that was not a comfort.† (source)
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Although I don't know the details, I have an inkling about what may have sparked the confrontation with Julian.† (source)
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It was plain that Hermione didn't have the faintest inkling that she had visitors, and that they might just as well tell her bedside cabinet not to worry for all the good it would do.† (source)
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It's impossible to have no inkling.† (source)
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Tate noticed that while her face and body showed early inklings and foothills of womanhood, her mannerisms and turns of phrase were somewhat childlike, in contrast to the village girls whose mannerisms—overdoing their makeup, cussing, and smoking—outranked their foothills.† (source)
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In addition, the Count had a pleasant inkling that Boris might prove to be the first in a long line of earnest and attentive young men who would be dropping eggs from balustrades and riding bikes with buckets.† (source)
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What it felt like was sitting in Sunday school singing "Jesus Loves Me," sitting in the little chairs, surrounded by sunlight and bright drawings, and having those first inklings of doubt, except that doubt presents itself simply as added knowledge, something new, for the moment, to set beside what is already known.† (source)
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Anticipation tingled through my hands and feet, for I had an inkling of what this would be about.† (source)
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Yet it was the French Revolution that gave us the first inklings of feminism.† (source)
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She was my first inkling that women over forty—women maybe not all that great-looking to start with—could be sexy.† (source)
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And you need not exult over him, good brother of the Southern States; for we have some inklings that many of you, under similar circumstances, would not do much better.† (source)
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Not even an inkling.† (source)
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"Once she'd loved my filet mignon, my carnivore inklings," Dexter continued, "but now she was a vegan princess, living off of beans.† (source)
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