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For procuring military preferment Arabic was in 1874 as valueless as Patagonian.
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And to-day science is not ready to let anything pass as valueless.
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But to-day science is not ready to let anything pass as valueless.
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Were they all as valueless as what they had been built on?
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Theory is regarded as valueless; immediate facts and interests are all in all.
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The Pilgrim Fathers thought land that lay inward from the sea as valueless.
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We take and use it, and get rid of what we view as valueless.
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Cruel modes of punishment being forbidden, the planters look upon the rice-lands as valueless.
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He regards the Venetian fleet as valueless.
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I could only give what the Bible critic would regard as valueless, a sledge-hammer expression of faith.
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The remedy of license has been found as valueless for the whole people as restriction for the individual.
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Hence there must have been some strange error in these experiments, which may be passed over as valueless.
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If there be no change in the song of a bird, it is as valueless as a whistling wind.
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It is a breach of etiquette, when offering a gift, to represent it as valueless, or useless to yourself.
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If we find money anywhere, let us consider it as valueless as the dust which we tread under our feet.
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The diamonds seemed to become as valueless as they were useless; a handful of wheat would have been much more desirable.