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Either of these pairings would be viewed as an insult by the loyalists in their respective parties, but seen as a bold move – – signaling a forward 'thinkingness' on the part of Obama or McCain to the all-too capricious independent and swing voters.

Can Obama or McCain Think Outside the Box? 2008

He warns her not to try to worm her way out of it and 'fess up instead: "I know you think you can think your way out of this with your thinkingness, but don't think too much."

Monica Potts: Community: Foosball and Nocturnal Vigilantism Monica Potts 2011

Just as he must immediately howl, he was aware that the idea, an entirely different idea, was there, in the innermost centre of the quick-thinkingness of him, with all its compulsion.

CHAPTER VII 2010

And the current issue includes a handful of gushing reader letters, complimenting the forward-thinkingness of the magazine.

Rosalyn Hoffman: Bring Back the Belly 2009

The rough edges, the emphasis on the thinkingness of the text rather than its polish, those aspects speak to my current interests.

Avant Lyric, a few observations toward an essay, part one Lemon Hound 2008

The rough edges, the emphasis on the thinkingness of the text rather than its polish, those aspects speak to my current interests.

Archive 2008-12-01 Lemon Hound 2008

In yet another testament to their innovative prowess and all-out forward thinkingness, Dorot has launched a brand new initiative, which I am proud to share with you today: The Social Change in Israel Awards.

Dorot Launches Social Change in Israel Awards | Jewschool 2007

Meantime one resides in a mummified state, -- a dim thinkingness that may be discovered when another coming in says with vigor the thing one had long thought without quite knowing it; in this demi-semi-consciousness it had never pecked through the shell.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 18, No. 109, November, 1866 Various

Just as he must immediately howl, he was aware that the idea, an entirely different idea, was there, in the innermost centre of the quick-thinkingness of him, with all its compulsion.

Chapter 7 1917

Just as he must immediately howl, he was aware that the idea, an entirely different idea, was there, in the innermost centre of the quick-thinkingness of him, with all its compulsion.

Jerry of the Islands Jack London 1896