There are topics far worthier of serious discussion in this election than whether Bill Clinton chases skirts or whether Bob Dole was sufficiently kind to his first wife.
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It was easy for James Russell Lowell, who was no amateur, to dismiss one of the masterworks in American letters and move on to worthier assignments.
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Her father, she reports, probably interpreted her twisted newborn state " as God's Christmas bonus to one of His worthier employees ."
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Although Galian was easily worsted, Peta still acknowledged his great potentials and let him go after provocatively advising him to invest his power in a worthier place.
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Whilst I'm here I should explain that I only became " Paul S Farmer " because there was already an article about a much worthier namesake.
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Warriors throughout history have taken " souvenirs " from the bodies of their conquered foes, and the worthier the opponent, the more valued the body part.
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The National Lottery grant has angered many Britons who say the Royal Opera is elitist and too expensive for them and that the money should have gone to worthier causes.
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Sir Peter is left alone and when Maria enters, he tries to convince her to marry Joseph expressing him as a worthier match than Charles, whom she favours.
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In 1954, " Three Coins in the Fountain " was considered worthier than " A Star Is Born " or " Rear Window ."
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Then the silly sniping will give way to the worthier business of assessing Bush's grasp of foreign affairs and the teachers'and trial lawyers'grasp of Gore.
