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• But only wishful thinkers believe that combination will last forever.
• Anyone who believes otherwise is hereby awarded the Wishful Thinker of the Year Award.
• They got it right _ the players, the experts, even the wishful thinkers.
• Clooney says reports of his being offered $ 2 million per episode are complete fabrications of wishful thinkers.
• So, Republicans who think Democrats left the keys in the door on their way out may be wishful thinkers.
• That's because Jets games have been sold out for years, with a long waiting list of wishful thinkers.
• When Mr . Clinton addresses the subject, too many wishful thinkers on the other side of the Atlantic hear a bugle call.
• Maybe it will be found in two days that people still prefer to stick to a witch doctor or to utopian wishful thinkers.
• But the Knicks never chose the best supporting talent, and Ewing was never the leading man too many wishful thinkers claimed him to be.
• Nor will Wednesday night's attempt at demystification discourage wishful thinkers from continuing to have their palms and handwriting inspected for the secrets of their fate.
• Rose didn't have the academician's flair but, however honorable the intentions, Giamatti was himself a wishful thinker, or guilty of his own grandstanding.
• :: : : Consensus among the wishful thinkers, not necessarily among the general population . ?! carrots?! 09 : 34, 18 June 2015 ( UTC)
• The most wishful thinkers are some of the veterans in Iran's Foreign Ministry, who speak English, travel widely and hold degrees from respected American and European universities.
• "We're not an armchair book, " he retorted, using the term aficionados use to refer to magazines intended for armchair travelers and wishful thinkers.
• These acts have exploded the myth, long embraced by wishful thinkers at our State Department, of a " moderate " ayatollah supposedly resisting the hot-eyed fundamentalists.
• Furthermore, " wishful thinking " is distinguished from self-deception in that the self-deceivers recognize evidence against their self-deceptive belief or possess, without recognizing, greater counterevidence than wishful thinkers.
• Information Minister Jonathan Moyo on Wednesday dismissed South African and British media reports that the banking crisis could trigger " economic meltdown, " calling them " the hallucinations of a wishful thinker ."
• "Although wishful thinkers might have assumed the problem would go away over time, that data indicate that for some populations the exposure continues, " said Michael Gochfeld of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey.
• Manning, the plum of the 2004 draft, was greeted by an ovation when he replaced a sluggish Kurt Warner in the second quarter, the wishful thinkers already wanting very much for Giants coach Tom Coughlin to consider a permanent switch.
• Prospects were scattered around the court at the New York Knicks'practice facility, working through a four-hour session on Wednesday morning, most of them wishful thinkers who have little or no chance of sticking with the team past the NBA summer leagues.