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Yet, we’d like to suggest that if you examine this assertion rationally and from a user’s point of view, it is not only possible, but quite reasonable.

Actually, your partner probably hasn't changed at all; it's just that you're now able to see him or her rationally, rather than through the blinding hormones of infatuation and passionate love.

These responses are not rationally chosen.

When we actually pause and think about those thoughts, we can rationally see that they're wrong.

We might rationally know that we don't need that special person, but it's hard to argue with generations of evolved impulses that whisper otherwise.

Five minutes ago, Hareton seemed a personification of my youth, not a human being: I felt to him in such a variety of ways, that it would have been impossible to have accosted him rationally.

Another mistake would be to assume that everybody is thinking rationally.

It is almost an "item of faith" among development economists that the poor act rationally, however straitened their circumstances.

Article 3 The State shall, in preventing and controlling environmental pollution by solid waste, implement the principles of reducing the discharge of solid waste, fully and rationally utilizing solid waste, and making it hazardless through treatment.

Make sure that you make decisions calmly and rationally, based on the best information you have available to you.

Theprerequlsite for establishing urban land usage system with compensation is to establish scien-tific aasessment system of land price and the system of urban land price system, while urbanland income will be distributed rationally and land management system will be establishedaccordingly.

For the things we should (rationally) fear, it is perfectly appropriate to want to assess the likelihood of encountering them, and to spend effort averting them.

We hope relevant individuals will treat the issue objectively and rationally.

Thus one cannot rationally assert that everyone should break their promises and hence, argued Kant, we have a duty as rational creatures to keep them.