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Meanings of own merits in English

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Usage of own merits in English
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Each ethics complaint is carefully reviewed on its own merits, she said.
The Guardian
2
I hope you will soon have many more by your own merits.
Twice Lost
3
Have a deep regard for your own estimation of your own merits.
Golden Steps to Respectability, Usefulness and Happiness / Being...
4
We ought, sir, to examine the Constitution exclusively on its own merits.
American Eloquence, Volume 1 / Studies In American Political His...
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But Wow was always a song that stood on its own merits.
The Guardian
6
While charming on its own merits Circuit Playground reflects two larger trends.
Wired
7
But Sedgwick's execution of his orders must stand on its own merits.
The Campaign of Chancellorsville
8
The Ombudsman said each case must be looked at on its own merits.
Radio NZ
9
Each individual case has to be decided on its own merits.
The South African
10
Finally, the argument is broadly accepted on its own merits across the board.
The Irish Times
11
He'll want to be seen to take the throne on his own merits.
The White Princess
12
To stand on its own merits and generate its own interest.
Radio NZ
13
A happy belief in her own merits was an inheritance from her mother.
By the Light of the Soul: A Novel
14
The berry has literally made its way on its own merits.
Success with Small Fruits
15
Each must be judged on their own merits, or lack thereof.
Beyond The Frontier: Dreadnaught
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Mr. Theobald Pallinson himself cherished a very agreeable opinion of his own merits.
Fenton's Quest
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