| 1. | Well, everything except a gnomic endorsement from the Fed chairman.
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| 2. | Modernism, in these reinterpretations, is gnomic, ironic, wavering.
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| 3. | With this gnomic warning, he returned to Washington.
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| 4. | His notoriously gnomic remarks are picked apart for hints of his current thinking.
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| 5. | Early religious and gnomic verse is also usually anonymous.
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| 6. | Balanchine was famous for his gnomic observations about the connectedness of music and dance.
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| 7. | According to Ullmann, it was this somewhat gnomic remark that won her heart.
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| 8. | As a gnomic writer Daniel approaches Chapman, but is more musical and coherent.
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| 9. | More recent interpretations have disputed this gnomic exhortation.
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| 10. | We are in a land of gnomic utterance.
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