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“Something that everybody experienced were shortages and panic during the pandemic. And intuitively, Americans know that if you produce something here, that’s less likely to happen,” Paul said.

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“Art was added intuitively, based on where it felt right in the landscape. Over time, that spontaneity evolved into something more intentional,” she says.

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Of course, Michael intuitively realizes that new beginnings can be messy.

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We wanted Alicia Florrick, our lead, to have to rely on a character who was the exact opposite of her: a quirky and confused lawyer with no color sense who was intuitively brilliant.

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That’s a more intellectual way of saying what I think I was doing intuitively all along.

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

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