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a comforting/sobering/chilling thought
His mind was filled with thoughts of revenge.
Another thought came to me about the new house.
A sudden thought occurred to him, just as he was leaving.
The thought had crossed my mind that we were taking a big risk.
“How about a cup of coffee?” she said, reading my thoughts.
She couldn’t stand the thought of seeing him again.
When she tried to consider the problem, her thoughts wandered.
The thought struck him that maybe they were trying to cheat him.
I tried to be calm, but my thoughts were racing.
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