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And because the stock has rallied for so long, even the smallest inkling of a crack in the company story can trigger a selloff.

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“I had no inkling,” he would write, “that my life was changing forever.”

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She was cast as Kim, before a last name was even assigned to the character, and with no inkling for how essential she would become to the story.

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While the judge ruled that the women had indeed organised a procession, they also would "not have any inkling that using that route would be illegal or prohibited".

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I also had no inkling that just before I turned 72, I would manage to quit for good, my reckoning long overdue.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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