The same word, the emptiest of all concepts when taken as an abstraction, becomes the most meaningful of all concepts when it is understood as the power of being in everything that has being . | Tillich }}
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"Empty " lanes make for awful publicity, no matter how many times you explain that they are only at their emptiest during off-peak hours, when an extra freeway lane isn't needed anyway.
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Not surprisingly, these also are the months that restaurants are the emptiest, according to the National Restaurant Association _ an added incentive for chefs to give their clients something to talk about and to entice them to come back.
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Hitchcock has stated that the best MacGuffin, or as he put it, " the emptiest, " was the one used in " North By Northwest ", which was referred to as " Government secrets ".
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Late that night, after a five-hour drive north, two biologists set B36 and the others free at the end of a rutted Forest Service road, deep in the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness, one of Idaho's emptiest landscapes.
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The extreme cold and darkness that characterize weather at the South Pole from late February until November make flights risky into Antarctica, the fifth-largest continent, its 5.4 million square miles the coldest, windiest and emptiest place on Earth.
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Phil Beckwith, a retired truck driver, announced his modest proposal for avenging the attacks on New York and Washington in the editorial offices of The Ranger, a newspaper that serves Freemont County, Wyo ., one of the largest and emptiest counties in the nation.
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Phil Beckwith, a retired truck driver, announced his modest proposal for avenging the attacks on New York and Washington in the editorial offices of The Ranger, a newspaper that serves Fremont County, Wyo ., one of the largest and emptiest counties in the nation.
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Despite the moderate praise, however, Morgan did make a jest at the portrayal of the subway in the show, noting that it was not realistic; she wrote that the set was the " cleanest, emptiest subway station in world [ & ] No urine.
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But there's something going on with the alcoholism in McPherson's plays that goes beyond the usual stereotype of the drunken Irishman : The playwright captures people at their emptiest, most doleful times, and the alcohol is a crutch that gets them through the night.
