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Is this the kind of knowledge that most educated, upper class French person would have intuitively?

Intuitively, the logic of the 2006 case makes much more sense.

Job lock is intuitively plausible, and there is some evidence for it, but it's far from proven.

Now, I find it intuitively very hard to believe that there is actually zero effect from giving people insurance.

Students understand these intuitively, but adults often confuse them.

Whereby they discoursed in silence, and were intuitively understood from the theory of their Expresses.

Madame had intuitively guessed the whole situation, and Vandeloup could not help admiring her cleverness.

Intuitively we know that any belief that is not in harmony with the facts of life is a wrong belief.

The women of India have intuitively understood the spiritual nature of the struggle.

I asked, curious to see if he had intuitively grasped my unspoken sentence.