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Human wreckage pays, and furnishes a bigger profit than more humdrum investments.
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Nothing can be more humdrum than Christmas at the Great House.
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Mining shares might underperform as investors struggled to acclimatise to more humdrum returns.
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The true tale, of course, is something much more humdrum.
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But the vast majority of traffic is more humdrum and doesn't need that level of security.
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A more humdrum scene I never saw.
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Now the Pentagon brass is mulling a name change that would make the cadre seem even more humdrum.
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He stepped out of El Dorado let himself down, not without a jar, on to more humdrum earth.
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But a few feet away, the reality was a whole lot more humdrum -and a whole lot cuter.
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His image, he resolved, "would have to be something a bit more confusing, a bit more humdrum".
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The engine could have a richer induction noise, to separate it from the more humdrum version in a normal Juke.
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The current version is rather more humdrum, even though they are still on course for a return to the Champions League.
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But in his quest to win another champion jockey's title he clearly sees some of the more humdrum corners of British racing.
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A year in the life of a wedding magazine is a rather different affair than it is for publications with more humdrum subject matters.
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What moment could be more humdrum and unworthy of special record than the one chosen by the artist for the chapel we are considering?
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More humdrum nuclear fission, Segrè declared, and he dashed off a paper with the glum title "An Unsuccessful Search for Transuranic Elements."
