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So he tried to find nature, he ends up in a Brooklyn slum, and is plucked from that and goes to one of those schools they have in New York where the deserving poor are given special education.

Narrowing down 1000 entries to six mentoring partnerships meant we, unfortunately, weren’t able to match every qualified mentor entry with every deserving mentee application.

Her approach doesn’t make her any less deserving of a winner compared to other contestants who take influences from other cuisines.

They blame themselves for their weight and judge themselves as inferior and deserving of societal stigma.

The mindset shift needs to change to feeling deserving and worthy of the pay you desire.

The bailout crybabies of Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Chase, Wells Fargo, and all the rest are easy targets—and deserving ones, too.

Golden Age-of-TV evangelists prate on about which glorified soap operas are most deserving of our rapt attention.

A creature deserving of pity and a medical diagnosis that will grant them a special status in society.

The Medal of Honor has been awarded only 13 times in more than a decade of conflict while deserving recipients are passed over.

There have been too many deserving candidates for it to be any other way.

All this will, doubtless, throw a number of deserving persons out of employ.

But it is at least deserving of notice, that the very few apparent exceptions to this rule evidently tend to confirm it.

Colchester is an interesting town, deserving of much longer time than we were able to stay.

Lewis Hayden, of Boston, is well deserving a place among the examples of character here given.

She did so many things deserving punishment that the teacher was often perplexed to know what course to take with her.