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Older and wiser Alanis did not throw the moment away, but instead positioned the critique itself within the musical to add further layers of irony.

From Salon

The running tallies of public declarations leave you hundreds of MPs short and so little the wiser about how things might shake out in the end.

From BBC

“In different cultures, when the older people are venerated and part of the family, it keeps them young, and it helps the young people learn and grow wiser.”

By the early aughts an older, wiser Dolours is disillusioned with the meaninglessness of so much bloodshed and pondering what it means to have so many spent matches poking her from inside her pockets.

From Salon

And with wiser eyes you are more able to see just how painful it must’ve been for parents to not be able to feed their children or keep the lights on.

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

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