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(91) He seems to be lacking in common sense.

(92) Common sense calls upon us to act in concert.

(93) "But where, " asked Tom Paine in his famoustract, Common Sense, "...is the king of America?

(94) Common sense dictates that the longer the timing for reversing the zero interest policy is postponed, the closer the economic cycle will be to peaking.

(95) The laws of nature governing domains beyond the range of human perception violate common sense.

(96) The only religion contrary to nature, to common sense, and to our pleasure, is that alone which has always existed.

(97) The discussion in this chapter serves to underline our belief that management ability and common sense must be involved in the forecasting process.

(98) Japan's acts have violated the law of nations and basic international common sense,'she said. "

(99) Common sense tells us, this kind of sound may have break biasedding is fallacious even.

(100) He's written'she's suspicious of overwrought sentiments or overblown claims content with common sense. "

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(102) The term ontology is sometimes used to refer to a body of knowledge describing some domain (see below), typically a common sense knowledge domain, using a representational vocabulary.

(103) His common sense is a bridle to his quick temper.

(104) Not entirely surprisingly, education secretary Michael Gove casts all this as a matter of copper-bottomed common sense.

(105) Common sense says, "Residual income is better than temporary income".

(106) Scientific neologism is itself just linguistic evolution gone self - conscious, as science is self - conscious common sense.

(107) Our common sense enables us to anticipate part of its analysis.

(108) It seems common sense that previous audit experience has some impact on the current audit decision.

(109) Researchers inclined to regard that the visitor was a "Saint King" or "Manchu dominator", but in the context of the "Yangming school", the one he was waiting for would be "us" in the common sense.

(110) Dog: Have some common sense , do you think my fart is also a chemical weapon?

(111) This is in nature a common sense of the time, something that was sent out by the downfallen feudal class at the edge of its death. By using the structure of the novel soaked with this ...

(112) Common sense thinks colorific 3 element are hue intensity of illumination and chroma.

(113) It isn't snobbery; it's just a matter of hospital discipline and common sense.

(114) Gratefulness boosts your sense of belonging; your sense of belonging in turn boosts your Common Sense.

(115) As for animal foods, it's only common sense to me now that I wouldn't run up to a cow and try to take a bite out of its hide; nor would I bend down, shove its calf aside,(http://sentencedict.com) and try to suckle its teats.

(116) His speech is full of common sense logic , yet it will fall on deaf ears.

(117) With the constant development of the socialism market economy in our country, the city management as a bran-new idea of city father and development is becoming a common sense.

(118) Those people without common sense on chemics should not remark on the experiment randomly.

(119) It all 'makes common sense, ' says Mr. Tuilaepa in an interview in his office overlooking the Pacific Ocean in the capital city of Apia.

(120) I don't profess to be profound; but I lay claim to common sense.