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extoll virtue
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5.53 |
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And he extolled the virtues of a positive campaign. |
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have virtue
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4.34 |
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Nepotism has its virtues. |
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make virtue
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3.69 |
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We make a virtue of our differences. |
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extol virtue
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2.90 |
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Maybe one that extols the virtues of the Sitcom-o-Matic. |
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preach virtue
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1.91 |
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There, Bradley preached the virtue of resilience. |
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see virtue
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1.45 |
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Others see specific virtues in FPA. |
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tout virtue
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1.05 |
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The ruling party, personified by Mubarak, touts its virtues. |
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learn virtue
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0.79 |
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It was there that civic virtues were learned. |
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promote virtue
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0.79 |
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Meanwhile, lawmakers routinely promote the virtues of marriage. |
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praise virtue
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0.66 |
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The lyrics go on to praise the virtues of docility and domesticity. |
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appreciate virtue
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0.53 |
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Appreciating the virtue of patience. |
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discuss virtue
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0.46 |
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Clintons discusses the virtues of loyalty. |
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proclaim virtue
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0.39 |
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There was even a banner proclaiming the virtues of breastfeeding. |
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reward virtue
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0.39 |
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Virtue was rewarded. |
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trumpet virtue
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0.39 |
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But history rarely looks kindly on societies that trumpet their virtues and ignore their failings. |
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celebrate virtue
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0.33 |
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He was celebrating the virtues of independent thought and freedom from tyranny, the brotherhood of man. |
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emphasize virtue
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0.33 |
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On the other side many people in the establishment and the army emphasize the virtues of stability. |
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find virtue
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0.33 |
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Even so, Christopher is finding virtue in the Moscow trip. |
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embody virtue
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0.26 |
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President Eisenhower was a friendly and unpretentious man who seemed to embody American virtues. |
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espouse virtue
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0.26 |
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Wondering if Sebadoh is one of those long-haired European metal bands espousing the virtues of Satan? |