The all-importantmatter of an interoceanic canal has assumed a new phase.
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He had not earnestly examined this all-importantmatter, and made it a personal one.
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For some reason the young officer had deceived Lorry in regard to the all-importantmatter.
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In the all-importantmatter of characterization, Scott yields the palm to very few modern masters.
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The 'keeping of the commandments of God,' says one of the texts, is the all-importantmatter.
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Beside these distracting questions, the once all-importantmatter of professional and worldly ambition seemed not worth troubling about.
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The fact that he escaped would suggest the presence of legs, but the historian is silent on this all-importantmatter.
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It means that in the all-importantmatter of political and religious affiliations, there has never been much encouragement for deviation from tradition.
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I now come to the all-importantmatter of the wise, economical, and efficient working of the business of the Company in America.
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Hence it came about that in the all-importantmatter of railroad communication the interests of the Transvaal and of the seaboard colonies were diametrically opposed.
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Curiously enough, not only the Confederacy but various States of the North were more expeditious in this all-importantmatter than Cameron and the War Department.
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He had poured his vitality into the struggle which, started more or less as a sporting event, gradually waxed into a serious and all-importantmatter.
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I think you have the right spirit-that is the all-importantmatter.