1.  But the writer do not think this will be of use and actually men will not pay attention to their efforts.

2.  As far as the writer thinks, the problem is that women generally do not think of their looks in the same way that men do.

3.  The writer thinks that the systematic differences in childhood socialization make the difference in the action of communication between men and women.

4.  The writer think his father fight back because of Gussie.

5.  So why does the writer just has thought of the only way--limit the number of mopeds rented?

6.  The writer thought that the mopeds decreased by half, then the probability of accidents involving mopeds and pedestrians reduced the half.

7.  Another apparent logical error is that the writer thought that the reduction in moped accidents will have a same reduction of the number of mopeds rented.

8.  She represented the writers' thinking about love, ideal life and relationships between people.

9.  Last, the writer thought they should compel students to share responsibility for their own intellectual growth.

10.  In accordance with the passage, it's easy to formulate a conclusion that the writer thinks that the heavy course load in university is conflict with an active campus life and it's impossible to balance the two things.