I do not understand your obsession with the fool's gold that is electronic journal publishing. |
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Busy people don't want to go on fool's errands, which includes fighting the good fight only to lose. |
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Besieging communist China and trying to overthrow the government there, however, is a fool's errand and a recipe for world war. |
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Absent these advantages, like fool's gold, the book lacks the luster of authentic, polished scholarship. |
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But the military establishment that Powell once led is of course stuffed to bursting with this fool's gold. |
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We used the money to barter, badly, for cheap Persian rugs, stale aftershaves and fool's gold. |
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When he and his family are forced to live across the border for a short time, Francisco steals a chunk of fool's gold. |
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Miller's silver bullet quickly turned into fool's gold, and bit by bit she backed away from the story. |
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Those companies currently at the forefront may be offering the marketing equivalent of fool's gold. |
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Lately, though, that gold has come to feel like fool's gold, at least in its attempt to compensate us for the sorrows it expresses. |
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To team him up with Madden in an effort to create a so-called dream broadcasting booth is fool's gold. |
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And if there's anything to be learned from George Lucas, it's that trusting the public to remember how awesome you are is a fool's paradise. |
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For a year or so various economic commentators have been predicting that the fool's paradise which is the US economy can't go on. |
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Like the health portfolio, the education portfolio is littered with lost opportunity in a fiscal fool's paradise. |
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And we already conceded that a life lived amidst lies, or in a fool's paradise, is not a flourishing life. |
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Are we living in a fool's paradise, blind to the risks that America still faces? |
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The world is otherwise too open a place and the people way too smart enough to let you live on in your fool's paradise. |
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Shutting them out won't redeem you from them, and you will say that they can only make your life a fool's paradise. |
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It has created false hope and expectations that have left far too many Maori craving a fool's paradise that can never really be a reality. |
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But anyone who thinks it will roll over and welcome back Bacardi is living in a fool's paradise. |
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Although fairly toxic, fool's parsley has occasionally been used in folk medicine. |
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Lend me a fool's heart, and a woman's eyes, and I'll beweep these comforts, worthy senators. |
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He picked up the fool's gun and cocked it in the direction of the children. |
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Why should I be obliged to trade my rare steak for some fool's chicken Kiev? |
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Feste tells a fool's tale about those who'd want to tax owners of more than one car. |
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It's a fool's cool, however, and no substitute for good old-fashioned air conditioning. |
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The first fish appears on April Fool's Day, a day of practical jokes on which people are sent on fool's errands. |
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Peter Jackson undertook what seemed like a fool's errand and dared to film the unfilmable. |
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Mr Turner will say that we have been living in a fool's paradise when it comes to pensions. |
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I hear all the time from readers who think they've struck gold with a cheap PC only to realize later that they're stuck with fool's gold. |
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However transitory the contentment is, one loves to live in a fool's paradise. |
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But are these nuggets really the key to marketing magic or just fool's gold? |
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Sifting through literary works for psychological gold might always be a fool's errand. |
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And as anyone who has ever been in a bad relationship knows, assigning emotional motivations to others is usually a fool's errand. |
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A Swift boat mission up a Mekong Delta river was a fool's errand, serving no greater purpose than showing the flag. |
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I do not believe they're there on a fool's errand nor do I consider them to be hapless dupes and slaves to a cause not worth fighting. |
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They also know that explicit efforts to shut out imports are usually political fool's gold, more likely to bring defeat than victory at the polls. |
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Common sense tells us that preaching to the street is a fool's errand. |
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Paul is her polar opposite, a boy trying to be a man in a fool's paradise. |
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I think it's both dangerous and a fool's errand to try to predict how an appellate court is going to come out simply on the basis of oral argument. |
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It's a fool's errand when the general electorate is trending in favor of more government. |
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Trying to pin the blame on any other individual is a fool's errand. |
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More than a necessary evil, it has become a mandatory fool's errand. |
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Here is a kind of fool's gold which has made the creator rich. |
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It is, increasingly, the received wisdom in the West that nation building is a fool's errand. |
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It's a fake promise, a fool's paradise, an illusory nirvana. |
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Along the way you'll see bunch grasses, annual wildflowers, and prickly pear cactus, as well as rust-and lime-colored lichens adorning banded rocks flecked with fool's gold. |
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But the devil with the horns was looked upon as a kind of fool's gold, taught to dummies too stupid to grasp the honest ideology of actual wrongdoing. |
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Now that the fool's paradise of irrational exuberance has come to an end, an abrupt adjustment has been made and many of the schemes have been closed. |
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Common salt and fool's gold form cubic crystals, and calcium fluoride forms octahedral crystals. |
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But his didacticism is beginning to wear on me, and I wonder if I am on a fool's errand. |
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The poisonous ones to avoid include hemlock, fool's parsley, various water dropworts, and fool's water-cress. |
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If I were to travel only that I might be discontented with that which I can get at home, methinks I should go but on a fool's errand. |
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It was a fool's mate in three moves with Lewis smiling at you from the other side of the board in unmalicious glee at his victory. |
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With his fool's gold Worcester stacked up all around him, from a killing in the market on the war. |
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Calling it fool's gold may be a stretch but, really, Easy Money has no business being in cinemas. |
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We are now seeing this process repeat itself but ironically the fool's gold here is actually gold. |
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