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I don't think the content of it is very illuminating, Morrell said.
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I thought so while Mr. Britton was making his very illuminating remarks.
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In short the Neapolitans' dreams, though interesting, were not very illuminating.
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A very illuminating transaction, surely, and well deserving of philosophic comment.
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And I believe that the results of such a scrutiny will be very illuminating.
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He inquired anxiously as to its 'complexion' there; but received no very illuminating answer.
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To an outsider, the statement that Sloanes were Sloanes might not be very illuminating, but she understood.
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The nature and the constitution of the sentiments and the complex emotions comes in for very illuminating analysis.
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TOMORROW, AT the close of this raucous and often not very illuminating campaign on the fiscal treaty, we vote.
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The relationships between Dr. Albert and Dr. Schweitzer, when the former was leaving for Germany in 1917, are very illuminating.
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A very illuminating parable!
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It is often very illuminating, therefore, to ask yourself how you got at the facts on which you base your opinion.
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It was very illuminating testimony and totally ignored, except by the women who had hoped that it might cause Henry to listen.
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When you see how business controls politics, it certainly is not very illuminating to call the successful business men of a nation criminals.
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The innumerable appeals to the Law of Nature contained in Grotius's famous work on the "Law of War and Peace" are very illuminating.]
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I've elected economics this year-veryilluminating subject.
