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change mind

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change your mind
to have a different opinion or intention than you had before. If you don't buy the painting now, he may change his mind and refuse to sell it. After the interview I completely changed my mind about her abilities.
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At long last," writes North Carolina's Ian Palmquist, cochair of the national Equality Federation, "our movement has begun to understand what state leaders have been saying for year: We cannot change minds in Congress without first changing minds in cities and town's nationwide.
Take it to the states by The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
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