But I have a hunch that singling out the Czechs will not fly with most national governments.

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And 5 years from now when a significant percentage of the Chinese population can afford a personal computer, I have a hunch that it will be Chinese computers, rather than imported American computers, that will be their computer of choice.

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Hitachi has earned enough trust to get trial installations at Narita International Airport and a Tokyo subway station this coming spring, but we have a hunch that some airport officials would demand a more thorough screening, no matter how much it's actually needed.

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" I have a hunch that he means the tough-minded Tati who made "Playtime" -- a difficult, seldom-seen experimental comedy that also starts with drum riffs on the soundtrack -- more than the gently whimsical Tati who puffed a pipe and toted a butterfly net in "Mr. Hulot's Holiday.

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Even if you have a great hunch that there is a pain in a market, you must validate that your solution to that problem is one that customers will embrace.

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This indicates to us that many traders have a bankable hunch that Beazer calls are worth scooping up at the reduced premium offered by the current degree of scandal, and that volatility plays and bull interest are still alive and well in the early '08 series.

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They could not have guessed where that hunch would lead: to a dustup over computer privacy, a personal injury lawsuit, a government investigation and a very embarrassed public company.

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Or has the NHS row confirmed a deeper Tory hunch: that just as leopards have spots, Lib Dems are perfidious and sneaky, making the coalition an obstacle to bold policymaking?

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