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“There is some degree of shared bipartisan belief that even if the method isn’t the best, the outcome will be worthwhile in the long term.”

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“There is some degree of shared bipartisan belief that even if the method isn’t the best, the outcome will be worthwhile in the long term.”

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Another friend in the group, an older child whose face is blurred in the film, adds a worthwhile kicker: “We’re not even… we’re 11!”

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So even if most gym rats in America don’t care if their ankles look like baked clay, there are plenty of other markets to make this partnership worthwhile.

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But it would be worthwhile for conservatives to make prejudice and crudeness unacceptable even if the left didn’t exist.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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