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virtue

[vur-choo] / ˈvɜr tʃu /


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Among its virtues, the Studio Museum is commendably generous to its artists in residence, who have studios and their own lounge.

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Cynicism was called a shortcut to virtue because it involved no lengthy study or mental training such as that demanded by Plato.

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But that says nothing about the virtue of the test—a grade-inflated exam may nevertheless identify stronger students from weaker ones.

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More food, more money, and the symbolic pull of seven — sacraments, days of creation, virtues — turned a humble pre-Mass meal into a celebratory Italian-American blowout.

From Salon

The babies born in the U.S. are U.S. citizens by virtue of the 14th Amendment.

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