Don't be so sure, especially in this political climate, that he represents outworn creeds; the attempt to erode Title IX is under way in Washington.
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And then there's always William Wordsworth's way : He concluded tiap he'd rather be " a Pagan suckled in a creed outworn ."
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It used to be one of the functions of art and literature that they tested the veracity of purported truths, taking exception to ideas that had become outworn and making provisional stabs at creating substitutes.
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If they have really outworn their welcome, a layer of metal window screening buried an inch or two below the surface between the rocks will discourage them, but they may just find another spot nearby.
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Tuesday, Black scampered all over the grandstand court, chopping and chopping until he had outworn Stich, 6-4, 6-4, 3-6, 2-6, 6-3.
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Just as Erik Erikson was the first analyst to focus on identity and adulthood, Rank was the first to propose that separation from outworn thoughts, emotions and behaviors is the quintessence of psychological growth and development.
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The Aryan legends say that the Children none of the Aryans know what they call themselves used to own the land in an ancient " outworn age " until they were hunted and driven underground by the Picts.
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He also discontinued some products, like the Peace Pop, that were thought to have outworn their welcome, and introduced new flavors like Dilbert's World Totally Nuts, licensing the comic-strip character Dilbert.
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In his formative years he experienced the last years of the " golden age " of opera, and he dedicated himself through his singing and directing into breathing new life into opera's outworn mannerisms and methods.
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The " Mark Twain Encyclopedia " points out that in his later characterizations of the American South, Twain would point to dueling " as an example of a culture's entrapment in outworn traditions ."
