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"Think ahead," said the Patchwork Girl, seating herself in a chair.

"And it's lucky for you with your fool sentiments that you've got somebody to think ahead for you, else you'd all starve to death.

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'That is the reason why I'm like this right now but still have a future so we need to think ahead.'

I thought Black Stars would win Afcon 2019 -Wakaso cries

The Think Ahead campaign is being introduced in the Charnwood area in response to local residents' safety concerns, particularly regarding horse riders and cyclists.

Raising awareness of the hidden dangers; Think Ahead campaign targets road users

The pork barrel of the past could have taken care of all the above-mentioned needs a long time ago, if only our government officials were honest enough and had the brains to think ahead for the people who elected them.

MRT mess, traffic, 'bukbok' rice... what's next?

Mr Mughal said the nation should think ahead of Kalabagh Dam and press the government to construct small dams on a war footing to save the masses, agriculture and industrial sector.

'Policymakers had not realised gravity of water issue'

He maintained that anti-terrorism strategy should be chalked out by keeping in mind that terrorists think ahead into the future.

Stronger international response to terrorism is need of hour: India

If I think ahead to springtime, somehow things don't feel so bad.

POEM OF THE DAY; S.A.D

Think ahead to 2027--what will solar power look like?

The future of solar power

He said: "It's very easy to start to think ahead. If someone tells you, 'Don't think ahead if you get up early', you think ahead.

Murray again the man on whom GB will depend; TENNIS: DAVIS CUP

Murray said: "It's very easy to start to think ahead. If someone tells you, 'Don't think ahead if you get up early', you think ahead.

It's Davis Cup deadlock for Murray's men; TENNIS

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