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And in this oversold earthly Eden, the fruit of pleasure and delight was the orange, not the humdrum apple.

Troubling for the humdrum political reason that voters kept saying they hated the economy, and for the warped bizarro-world reason that the economy was, by any historical standard, in great shape.

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Sometimes, the things that most motivate and energize us get lost in the humdrum shuffle of a workday.

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Rather, it revolves around a fairly humdrum question of whether any of several statutes authorize the appointment of a special counsel as the Constitution plainly allows.

Despite his seemingly humdrum existence, Shaun, a.k.a.

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

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