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We had an intense brainstorming session today.
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Okay, brainstorm time. (source)brainstorm = when members of a group work together to think of ways to solve a problem
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They eat well that night—thanks to Lev, who finally had his own survivalist brainstorm.† (source)
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Suspecting that he'd be brought back, Louie brainstormed, trying to anticipate questions.† (source)
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I had a brainstorm and tapped out on my board, "Go in.† (source)
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Can we brainstorm over video games?† (source)
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Associate freely, brainstorm, take notes.† (source)
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Kriss and I spent the day taking notes and brainstorming while the others did the same thing at a nearby table.† (source)
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Of course, they had no money to work with, so they brainstormed ways to raise money quickly and easily and still have fun in the process.† (source)
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One of Jacques Saunière's favorite pastimes was bringing Da Vinci's more obscure brainstorms to life—timepieces, water pumps, cryptexes, and even a fully articulated model of a medieval French knight, which now stood proudly on the desk in his office.† (source)
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Curiosity, and the need to bang out another column, make for a rare brainstorm.† (source)
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"I can stall that, maybe," Maven says, brainstorming out loud.† (source)
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As Janice brainstormed aloud how they would save their son, Larry had an epiphany.† (source)
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Borgenicht's great brainstorm that day on the upturned box on Hester Street, then, did not come from nowhere.† (source)
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The next morning, after a late night of brainstorming, I cornered her at the bathroom sink and said, "I came up with the perfect name."† (source)
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Then he blazed on, as he and Syed brainstormed a list of dozens more celebrities, until Mortenson had 580 appeals in the mail.† (source)
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