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Based on the way they sprang into action on Friday, his family had more than an inkling of what might be ahead.

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I took the elevator up to the second floor without any inkling of what was about to happen.

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Did he figure out all at once that Walt was Heisenberg, or do you think that he had an inkling earlier?

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Perhaps that should have been the first inkling that this might not be a totally kosher idea.

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Her testimony was necessarily brief, as she had never met Valle, or had any inkling that he was stalking her.

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A day's visit from Paris will give you an inkling of this, but only an inkling.

Then the parson had his first inkling that the strange visitor must be mad.

I should judge, from that, he has an inkling of its value, and wants merely to corroborate it.

When they had had sufficient to eat and drink he allowed them to get an inkling of what was in his mind.

Force was useless: in some trick lay the chance; and I had already an inkling of what we must do.