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But there is really no point in theorizing at this time.

It is the one theorized form of dark energy that does not change with time.

That left the group with nothing to do but sit and theorize.

A similar process could result from drug abuse, they theorize.

I started out as a physics major, theorizing about energy.

Before she could even begin to theorize on what was happening, it hit her.

He theorized that once they were over, permission would come.

He theorizes that the sample might be 250,000 years old.

Many scholars have theorized about where this east might be.

He theorizes on the nature of art and remembers everything all at once.

Detectives at first theorized that the girl might have run away.

He has theorized on such media as religion, culture, politics and money.

Her grandfather had theorized about the lost city, so she found it finally.

In all probability, he theorized, it would also end the war.

It felt good, giving me a chance to theorize to some extent.

"There's no way you can theorize and say you're not in the movie."

He also theorized that the song had potential to be a huge summer hit.

In the second stage they theorize about what has led to this threat.

This is theorized to be the main reason why we have a north and south pole.

I like to call this type of theorizing ironic science.

It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data.

His work has provided important insights into the role of space and place when theorizing education policy change.

And really I don't want to theorize ahead of the data.

The call forced him to give up theorizing and face Annie's role.

It's not a matter of theorising - hard work never is.

The term has become useful as a way of theorising violence.

It's all well and good to theorise, but there's nothing like a real story to hammer home the truth.

We have no need to theorise about this world as a condition for acting in it.

The data are now available as soon as one begins to theorise.

There has been no other attempt that I know of to theorise dance and its particular appeal for girls.

But we'd better not begin theorising until we get the autopsy report.'

For a while the papers theorise upon the motive.

You can theorise all you want about justice and retribution.

They theorise that reason may have been the price being asked, exacerbated perhaps by personality clashes.

We have waited a long time, theorising and guessing.

Scholars theorise that it fell during its erection sometime early in the 4th century.

In some extreme cases, theorising obliterates any need for empirical method.

After the expedition gets back from Venus, we shall be in a much better position to start theorising."

He did not go in for thinking much, in the sense of theorising much.

It may well be theorising but where the theory matches the observational evidence, that's the best we can do in understanding how things work.

Anyway, I?m simply theorising - only Oprah knows for sure.

Physicists have been theorising about tachyons and suchlike for years.

An unprofitable line of thinking to pursue, I couldn't even find a starting point to begin theorising.

Instead this book attempts to theorise substructures in a theory of soil erosion.

It is also appropriate therefore, to theorise lawyers as organic intellectuals of the bourgeois class.

In the natural sciences, scientists try to understand and theorise about the way the natural world is structured.

However, both "humour" and "comic" are often used when theorising about the subject.

Economists can then theorise about what happens when we remove those assumptions one by one.

She describes her research as an attempt to explain and theorise her own experience of being a heterosexual woman.