I am trying to understand you.

Merely to the illustration of your character. I'm trying to make it out.

He doesn't understand what you were doing?

It deals with an embodied world, in which we stand embodied in relation to a world which is concrete.

I don't know what you think anymore.

You sly dog. Chuck old boy.

I understand your shock.

I can never make you out.

You can understand me.

And we had just been doing slope so far and I think you get the idea that as we decrease slope, it's going to push the line further and further it's going to slope downward even more.

i don't understand. i want to, but...

Now do you understand?

Obviously, this robot knows its heading direction.

I understand you're Howl's mother

Your reaction was understandable.

Just tell me, so I understand, because I want to understand why.

You don't understand.

I'm not for you to understand.

You must not interfere, come what may.

You wouldn't understand.

Don't you think Sam would understand?

There is a good argument for dismissing you.

Turn a small thrill into a small dealing.

Now I know you were just being nice.

my dear you must first understand the Holy Bible.

I don't want to die, that's the...

I appreciate your position.

Have I made myself clear?

That kind of makes sense to us.

As much as I understand how dire it is... no, I don't think you do.

They realized that this was a common cause that they had found with the conservation community.

What's your best guess?

Do you understand?

Well, the war metaphor seems to force us into saying you won, even though I'm the only one who made any cognitive gain.

Have you been seeing him?

Do you honestly see this going anywhere agent dunham?

Let's review and test your knowledge of string.find with a quiz.

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I just don't understand you, Mr. Dolan.

You understand the world around you,

I understand you perfectly.

I cannot follow you.

I don't understand what you are saying.

Do I make myself clear?

In order for us to understand what actually peace means, we need to understand, as one Sudanese woman once told me,