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accept actually allowed alternatives analogy answer apples approach arrangement of information asked attention become better block bring challenge choice cliché collected complete concept definite deliberate described device difficult direction discussion divided division dominant idea effect established evaluation example fractions function further give given happens idea important indicate insight instance involve judgment label lateral thinking lead limited logical looking material matter means method mind move natural never object obvious Once opposite particular patterns picking picture pieces point of view possible practice problem random word reason restructuring reversal selection session shape shown simple situation solution solving someone sort square stimulation suggestions surface teacher techniques things trying units usually vertical thinking wants wrong