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  • Inkling of the development of the concept of the person and personality in the history of western thought.
  • Inkling that something might be amiss.
  • We have an inkling of what marx was on about.
  • I've got a slight inkling for man utd.
  • Inkling of that rationale.
  • I've got a slight inkling for man utd.
  • The ce informed her that the first inkling had come about only in august.
  • Inkling of truth is a good thing to know.
  • The internet gives some inkling of what the media of the future will be like.
  • Most of his contacts had little inkling that anything was wrong.
  • Inkling of an opening between the invisible worlds.
  • She had no idea that klimps could write, and he had never shown any inkling of possessing a conscience.
  • You may by now be getting a vague inkling that i liked the moon & sixpence.
  • Inkling of the situation as it appears to stand.
  • He formed a writers ' group called the inklings, which included tolkien and his own brother warren.
  • I sometimes wonder whether these bureaucratic quango types have even the faintest inkling what a " market " actually is.
  • Inkling of these facts.
  • Charles martin smith provides a slight inkling of comic relief as accountant turned untouchable oscar wallace.
  • It was the first surreal inkling of an opening between the invisible worlds.

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