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Men need rule books. Women want men to intuit what they want.† (source)
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The greatest stories are those that resonate our beginnings and intuit our endings, our mysterious origins and our numinous destinies, and dissolve them both into one.† (source)
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"Please darling," Kitsey had said, correctly intuiting my plans for Christmas, "don't even think about it, they're all too gorgeous and they die the moment I touch them.† (source)
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And then her expression turned grim, as if, in the brief silence between us, she had intuited the terrible thing I'd come to tell her.† (source)
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We see, and Sethe intuits, that what's coming in the front gate is the Apocalypse.† (source)
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Bob Golomb is a great car salesman because he is very good, in the moment, at intuiting the intentions and needs and emotions of his customers.† (source)
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They stopped questioning Luma's methods and began to absorb and intuit them.† (source)
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Vasil probably did not know that he had intuited one of the fundamental principles of military training; in particular, Marine training.† (source)
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I know that sounds weird, but I figured if I could heal with a touch, intuiting everything that was wrong inside someone's body, maybe I could extend my perception a little more—the same way you might squint to see farther—and sense all the different life-forms around me.† (source)
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She knows something, or at least intuits it.† (source)
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Sara Noriega said in a categorical manner: "We women intuit these things."† (source)
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Ferraro made a soft clucking noise, as if he had intuited the problem and its gender; easing the chair into a reclining position was Ferraro's first step to finding a solution.† (source)
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But Ronnie was different, no doubt about it, and when she offered him an unguarded and unexpected smile, he had the sense she was intuiting his thoughts.† (source)
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"W-wait," I try, but no little bit of me wants to stop and Ty intuits all of that.† (source)
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But that's a quality of great-leaders—they intuit the needs of their people long before those needs are formulated.† (source)
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With the concubines also dead, I looked forward to more harmony, because on one thing I was very clear: There would be no more concubines under this roof just as the servants had intuited, the disease was leaving our county.† (source)
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