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Justice JFA, as he's known, is serious-minded, as witness his intense gaze.
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That means that the person who lived here before was very serious-minded.
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The more serious-minded Paul III found another lion in his path.
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Many of whom were the most serious-minded of men where women were concerned.
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No serious-minded person who learned of his delusion gave it a second thought.
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You'll never make anything out of music if you get serious-minded about it.
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Mr. Worthington, said his classmate, had become very serious-minded this year.
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No serious-minded individual would take such a tool at face value.
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It's difficult to be serious-minded at twenty-four, and patient with people who fuss!
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But a still more serious-minded person took part in the assault upon the coffee-house.
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Now a gulf separates the ordinary Japanese, even though educated, from the serious-minded Occidental.
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It has become an indispensable tome for all serious-minded officers.
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Practise alone if you can find no earnest and serious-minded ones to join you.
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It might be interesting to find out more about them in a serious-minded play.
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Spurious, unnatural feeling will invariably fail to convince serious-minded men.
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What bothered him was that none of them seemed serious-minded.