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Idiom describing valueless debate...
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Image of 10
Egyptian piastres (
currently valueless, thus
absent from circulation...
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Hardy intended to
induce Mr
Malcolm to
revise the book by
giving him a
valueless ****urance
would be
tantamount to an im****tion of fraud... It follows...
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describe someone who sells, promotes, or is a
general proponent of some
valueless or
fraudulent cure, remedy, or solution. The term
comes from the "snake...
- apparently, "out of thin air",
ascribe value to
cards which they saw as
valueless,
thereby "deceiving
vulnerable young consumers and
garnering excessive...
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Americans from
coveted land and to
relocate them to
areas seen as
relatively "
valueless by
nineteenth century standards"
Communities living on
native reservations...
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invented new
materials (e.g.
Bakelite in 1907) and
promised to
transform valueless into
valuable materials. Proverbially, you
could not make a silk purse...
- the
value of
their own land.
These fraudulent ****essments were
almost valueless, and pre-war
property tax
collections were
lacking due to
property value...
- and slaves,
there was no credit, and
without slaves, land
itself was
valueless.
Promises made in the
Mississippi Valley were
backed by the
value of slaves...
- and
moral vacancy among American kids
growing up in a drug-oriented,
valueless culture. River's Edge has the
disturbing quality of a
collective fear—the...
