How To Use Salutary In A Sentence
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But Italy's problems are still a salutary warning.
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The biker boot lesson is salutary.
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But Italy's problems are still a salutary warning.
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But it had clearly been some salutary effort to deflate her.
THE INNOCENTS AT HOME (A SUPERINTENDENT KENWORTHY NOVEL)
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The team's defeat is a salutary warning before the World Cup.
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There are occasions when the petitioner's mother interjects into the discussions between the parties, which has no salutary effect.
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I accordingly furnished myself with two parcels, and found it very agreeable and pleasant; and in a short time I had the satisfaction of feeling the good effects of this pleasing and salutary medicine; and to confirm the services received from it, I am determined, for the future, to drink it instead of foreign teas, because I think it more grateful than any thing yet presented to the public as a stomatic; therefore in justice to your valuable discovery for the public good, you are welcome to communicate this information to the world at large; with the sincerest wishes for the general use of your excellent Tea.
A Treatise on Foreign Teas Abstracted From An Ingenious Work, Lately Published, Entitled An Essay On the Nerves
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But it was all a salutary reminder of what a fantastic ethos pantomime has.
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It had the salutary effect of ensuring that we focused on the big points.
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However, this salutary concern can slide into a sense that outcome is the only true reality and that process is flummery.
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Several pages of this book recall the salutary rigour of the Dragonades; and that odious passage, in which a man distinguished for his talents and his private virtues, the Count de Maistre (Soirees de St. Petersbourg tome 2 page 121) justifies the Inquisition of Portugal “which he observes has only caused some drops of guilty blood to flow.”
Travels to the Equinoctial Regions of America
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The unpleasantness of this schism seems to have had a salutary effect on Tennent, who was more responsible for it than anyone else.
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The epitaph of ancient democracy was a bitter legacy that should have served as a salutary lesson to all.
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For any environmental journalist, myself included, a rummage through 30 years of the magazine is a salutary experience.
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Partly this is due to the heavy reliance on the second tone plainchant melody, which can be clearly heard in the first polyphonic verse at ‘in Deo salutary meo’ (‘in God my saviour’) and a soprano and alto duet at ‘Esurientes implevit bonis’ (‘He hath filled the hungry with good things’).
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As a salutary side effect, reform may also be society's greatest protection against politically motivated violence.
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One of the most striking and salutary thing in Ameican life is the widespread study of law.
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Punitive expeditions destroyed crops and stores and lifted cattle, leaving villagers to starve as a salutary lesson for resistance or revolt.
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A yogi, should master himself eat salutary and moderate food, as well as practice pranayama.
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It does not tell us, as many advocates have argued, that we could raise the minimum wage to $10 with salutary effect on poverty.
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This disjointed display was a salutary reminder that he needs time and space to effect real change.
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She passed several salutary laws, one forbidding polygamy, another abolishing human sacrifices; her treaties with the Portuguese she faithfully observed, but never would acknowledge their supremacy -- never would allow herself to be called the vassal of any power.
God's image in ebony : being a series of biographical sketches, facts, anecdotes, etc., demonstrative of the mental powers and intellectual capacities of the Negro race, by edited
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We hope this was a salutary lesson.
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Moreover, as for the avoidance and confirmation thereof, the plenipotentiaries have furthermore resolved that the 'pothecaries are concocting a certain miasma, by which decree we men are to be kept within salutary boundaries.
The Day of Wrath
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It will be particularly salutary because it allows us to discourse again about self-discipline, self-mastery, and maybe even the exercise of the will.
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It is salutary to wonder how much more beneficial it would have been to have spent these sums of money on medical research.
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Would this not be a salutary warning to bad policemen and a comfort to residents and tourists?
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These two interwoven stories are the salutary subject of this marvellous book.
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The many projects that exceed their budgets are salutary evidence that costs must remain in focus.
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Kind words have just the opposite effect: They are salutary and healing because they offer encouragement and hope to others.
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Such leaders seem impervious to the salutary lessons from the experience in East Asia where a commitment to growth-oriented policies led to sharp declines in poverty.
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The experience was salutary and may have helped to turn him towards extremism.
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Its precipitous decline serves as a salutary reminder of how rapidly pioneering companies can be overtaken in the technology industry.
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Many times fear can have a salutary effect.
Christianity Today
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The entire spectacle is a politically salutary lesson in the hypocrisy and brutality of imperialism, and the role of the United Nations as the cat's paw of great power politics.
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However, _quid multis_ Mr. Hyacinthus; 'tis no indoctrinated or obscure scribe who now addresses you, and who does so from causes that may be salutary to your own health and very gentlemanly fame, according as you resave the same, not pretermitting interests involving, probably, on your part, an abundant portion of pecuniarity.
The Emigrants Of Ahadarra The Works of William Carleton, Volume Two
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The salutary lesson is that popular scholarship is very difficult.
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But it had clearly been some salutary effort to deflate her.
THE INNOCENTS AT HOME (A SUPERINTENDENT KENWORTHY NOVEL)
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His protest, though exuberated, against leniency in dealing with atrocities, emphatically requisite in an age apt to ignore the rigour of justice, has been so far salutary, and may be more so.]
Thomas Carlyle
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Another salutary constitutional reform -- not of Bismarck's making, for he gave his consent unwillingly and not without first having marred its beauty, but yet an effect of his great deeds -- is the Prussian "Kreis" and "Provinzial-Ordnung," first introduced in 1874.
Great Men and Famous Women. Vol. 4 of 8 A series of pen and pencil sketches of the lives of more than 200 of the most prominent personages in History
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The generous New Hope program had a particularly salutary academic effect on boys, the team found.
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Some patients may require psychological help or stress management skills, but simple supportive psychotherapy by the attending physician can be salutary.
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Her fate should be a salutary lesson .
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A rise in joblessness could cancel out the strong euro's salutary effect on consumer spending.
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It was a salutary lesson, given that service charge rises are outstripping inflation anyway.
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The general aim and result may be very salutary, but the application is too sweeping, and brings suffering to many unfortunate individuals, or to the community as a whole, by its indiscrimination.
Problems of Conduct
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Disappointing as her father's edict was to her, it did have the salutary effect of keeping little Mary out of harm's way.
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It was a salutary lesson, given that service charge rises are outstripping inflation anyway.
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While government intervention often has a short-term salutary effect, making it irresistible to politicians, in the end all governments—including our own—have had to conclude that more fundamental solutions are needed to attack the root of the problem, not just the symptoms.
Bush speaks.
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Nevertheless, the book contains some salutary warnings about unreciprocated pluralist attitudes of liberals towards religion.
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Losing money in this way taught young Jones a salutary lesson.
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Early interests in whisky, pot, and cocaine will have less salutary effects.
The Times Literary Supplement
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One of the most striking and salutary thing in Ameican life is the widespread study of law.
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It has been a salutary lesson that may yet enrich the second half of his career.
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The accident was a salutary reminder of the dangers of climbing.
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But it was all a salutary reminder of what a fantastic ethos pantomime has.
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Even more salutary was the case of the four-coloured flowerpecker, thought to be extinct on the grounds that the Philippine island of Cebu, its only habitat, had been deforested.
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The following observations are to be made upon them: if the fever persist, and the pain do not cease, if the expectoration be not normal, and if the alvine discharges be neither bilious, nor free and unmixed; and if the urine be neither copious nor have its proper sediment, but if, on the other hand, all the other salutary symptoms be present, in such cases abscesses may be expected to take place.
The Book Of Prognostics
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It was a salutary experience to be in the minority.
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It's a salutary reminder that only the genuinely elderly truly know what it is to be old.
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The story of his career has become a salutary tale.
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The accident was a salutary lesson; I'll never drink and drive again.
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Its precipitous decline serves as a salutary reminder of how rapidly pioneering companies can be overtaken in the technology industry.
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One of the most striking and salutary thing in Ameican life is the widespread study of law.
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The team's defeat is a salutary warning before the World Cup.
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In short, it's musically the very kiss of death for a Bach keyboard work, and nothing, no matter how otherwise salutary, can overcome or compensate for its employment (or, rather, misemployment).
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The resulting convictions should serve as a salutary reminder to those who hold public office that they are bound by a duty of trust which they breach at their peril.
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But there will be nothing salutary about this failure if governments retreat from Europe into navel-gazing and narrow national agendas.
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One of the most striking and salutary thing in Ameican life is the widespread study of law.
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These salutary effects of ezetimibe on statin levels presumably enhance the beneficial effects attributed to statin pleiotropy.
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Whatever it may do in this way, in men, in women it is sure, unless prevented by age or by salutary ugliness, to produce a moderate, and a _very moderate_, portion of chastity.
Advice to Young Men And (Incidentally) to Young Women in the Middle and Higher Ranks of Life. In a Series of Letters, Addressed to a Youth, a Bachelor, a Lover, a Husband, a Father, a Citizen, or a Subject.
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The trial is bound to be a show - but a show that is much more likely to have salutary effects, on balance.
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The bishops, instead of promising succor or suggesting comfort, recapitulated to him all the instances of his maleadministration, and advised him thenceforwards to follow more salutary counsel.
The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.I., Part F. From Charles II. to James II.
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The entire spectacle is a politically salutary lesson in the hypocrisy and brutality of imperialism, and the role of the United Nations as the cat's paw of great power politics.
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Before addressing the various "Thou shalt nots," it is often salutary to look at the "Thou shalts" and the "Thou might want tos.
The Bible and Sexuality
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Her character was not of the kind which could safely be left to its own development, for she called her caprices justice and her obstinacy principle, a mode of viewing life not conducive to much permanent satisfaction when not modified by the salutary restraint of a more sensible companion.
Paul Patoff
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Would this not be a salutary warning to bad policemen and a comfort to residents and tourists?
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A fine of 100 might be salutary but almost unenforceable.
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[26] Stimulus, or correction, -- one hardly knows which to ask for first, as more salutary for our own slumbersome, yet so self-willed, northern temperaments.
Plato and Platonism
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It will have a salutary effect on those who vote as well as on the politicians seeking that vote.
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Thus all spiritualities exist as sites of contention between salutary qualities and incapacitating effects.
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The experience was salutary and may have helped to turn him towards extremism.
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How salutary is modernity if it is accompanied by the erasure of cultural traditions?
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This has been an awful and salutary lesson for him.
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This has been an awful and salutary lesson for him.
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It is an astonishing and salutary tale.
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These missives have the salutary effect of not only making the author more careful but also of different points of view from one's own.
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There is no physiological system in the body which doesn't get the salutary effect of sound and soothing sleep.
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It has the great and salutary benefit of constantly reminding us how hard won is fugitive information about even quite senior office-holders.
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We want them to be both a message of hope and a salutary lesson.
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The story of his career has become a salutary tale.
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The ability to make comparisons with damages awarded for non-pecuniary losses in personal injury actions would have a salutary effect on libel juries.
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Sam would be kept away from pop music and television but would study the viola as a salutary form of self-abasement.
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This disjointed display was a salutary reminder that he needs time and space to effect real change.
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This sorry tale is a salutary warning of the dangers when politics and business become entangled.
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Besides, abstinence exercises a salutary influence in leading man to suprasensible pursuits.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 1: Aachen-Assize
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Her fate should be a salutary lesson .
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To read this book in the shadow of the present Labour leadership election is a salutary experience.
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It is not only in _general_ nervous exhaustion, however, that electric baths exercise this salutary influence, but in the condition known as _cerebral exhaustion_ likewise.
The Electric Bath
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One of the most striking and salutary thing in Ameican life is the widespread study of law.
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To this tonic impression on the nerves of the stomach the prompt and salutary effects of what are called nutritive medicaments may be attributed, such as chocolate, and every substance that gently stimulates and nourishes at the same time.
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The plant proved salutary.
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It was there, in the moments after 9/11, that Bush truly decided on war, maybe because Saddam had once tried to kill George H.W. Bush, maybe because the neocons had convinced him that a brief war in Iraq would have long-term salutary consequences for the entire Middle East, maybe because he could not abide the thought that a monster like Saddam might die in his sleep -- and maybe because he heard destiny calling.
WaPo's Richard Cohen: Bush Is A "Sentimental Softie" And A "Neo-Liberal"
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The second step was to show that improving function of the muscles of ambulation has a salutary effect on exercise tolerance.
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I hope those who meet to consider York's future next month reflect on this salutary tale.
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This disjointed display was a salutary reminder that he needs time and space to effect real change.
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Salutary and worthwhile it is to remind yourself sometimes of how prone you are to what the great Karl Rahner described as ‘mental concupiscence.’
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Others regarded it as a mucous discharge, or a depurative; and others, as a salutary crisis, removing from the constitution that which oppressed the different organs.
The Dog
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This keeps the spice from scorching; scorched Sichuan peppercorns have an acrid, bitter pungency which is less than salutary.
Tigers & Strawberries » My Precious
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It will have a salutary effect on those who vote as well as on the politicians seeking that vote.
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Perhaps Brandis's ill-considered invocation of the rise of Nazism will have a salutary effect after all, if it spurs his intended targets among the Greens to study this background further.
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Here again, the Japanese experience is salutary.
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But this still is an important, thought-provoking and salutary book.
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I hope those who meet to consider York's future next month reflect on this salutary tale.
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It is evident from experimental animal studies and from human studies that statins have salutary effects in heart failure.
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It was a salutary lesson for the woman who, in her heyday, had spent 209 weeks as the world No.1.
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How delightful and salutary is the morning hour under such an advantage?
Autobiography and Other Memorials of Mrs. Gilbert, Formerly Ann Taylor
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The accident is a salutary reminder of the dangers of climbing.
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But I couldn't imagine any of these bad dream poems having a salutary effect on the peace gathering.
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The subsequent unanticipated baby boom, of course, was a salutary refutation of the commission's demographic determinism.
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The many projects that exceed their budgets are salutary evidence that costs must remain in focus.
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Here again, the Japanese experience is salutary.
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These two interwoven stories are the salutary subject of this marvellous book.
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It is an astonishing and salutary tale.
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It has been a salutary lesson that may yet enrich the second half of his career.
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Some salutary ways to improve networked learning community's capability has been propound from social constructivism angle.
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It had the salutary effect of ensuring that we focused on the big points.
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The surprise now is the salutary reminder of quite how long its practice continued into our own time.
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Several pages of this book recall the salutary rigour of the Dragonades; and that odious passage, in which a man distinguished for his talents and his private virtues, the Count de Maistre (Soirees de St. Petersbourg tome 2 page 121) justifies the Inquisition of
Personal Narrative of Travels to the Equinoctial Regions of America, During the Year 1799-1804 — Volume 3
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the salutary influence of pure air
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But we all know the rest of this salutary tale.
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Its precipitous decline serves as a salutary reminder of how rapidly pioneering companies can be overtaken in the technology industry.
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Both clubs share a salutary tale about the dangers of financial excess in football management.
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One of the most striking and salutary thing in Ameican life is the widespread study of law.
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We want them to be both a message of hope and a salutary lesson.
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The Plague offers a salutary counterweight to such utopian longings and millenarian consolations.
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Nor let us believe, with the dupes, of a shallow policy, that there exists upon the earth one prejudice that can be called salutary or one error beneficial to perpetrate.
The Disowned — Volume 06
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This sorry tale is a salutary warning of the dangers when politics and business become entangled.
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These are the consequences inevitable to our public peace, from the scheme of rendering the executory government at once odious and feeble; of freeing administration from the constitutional and salutary control of Parliament, and inventing for it a _new control_, unknown to the constitution, an _interior cabinet_; which brings the whole body of government into confusion and contempt.
The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Vol. 01 (of 12)
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If Britain and Sweden provided working models of parliamentary monarchies, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth offered a salutary lesson of another kind.
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That would have taught us all a salutary lesson against tyrannical and unjustified government action, wouldn't it?
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No desire is entertained to justify all the zeal and all the means which are employed to prevent the free exercise of the human mind, in its researches after divine knowledge, and to retard the influx of that light which would prove unfavourable to doctrines which have little more than prescription for their support; but it seems reasonable to make a proper distinction between what may be called a salutary principle in the human mind, and a wrong application or an erroneous indulgence of it.
A Series of Letters in Defence of Divine Revelation
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All these had a very salutary effect on their physical afflictions and to a considerable extent served as their psychological treatment.
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One of the most striking and salutary thing in Ameican life is the widespread study of law.
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We hope this was a salutary lesson.
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He had been remanded in custody for a short period of time and that had had a salutary effect upon him.
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But it had clearly been some salutary effort to deflate her.
THE INNOCENTS AT HOME (A SUPERINTENDENT KENWORTHY NOVEL)
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Perhaps we should all be thankful for Scalia's intemperateness, which has had the salutary effect of marginalizing him on the Court.
Adam Winkler: Justice Scalia & the Coarsening of American Culture
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That had a certain salutary effect on the other nations and I hope it does not disturb you if I say that the break up of the empire by the United States led directly to the next sequence in the story: the break-away of another overseas colony or community, or communities.
India In The Commonwealth
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The experience was salutary and may have helped to turn him towards extremism.
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Those incidents are a salutary reminder of the dedication of police officers to protecting the public.
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A salutary leveling of Voice in writing, rooted deep in the currents of postmetaphysical philosophy — or otherwise the deconstruction of the transcendental Word in all its various mystifications — can rightly disenchant the file of the signifier without going so far as to ignore the phonemic enchainment linked by letters but not coterminous with those scripted increments.
Phonemanography: Romantic to Victorian
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They first invented and named the alembic for the purposes of distillation, analyzed the substances of the three kingdoms of nature, tried the distinction and affinities of alcalis and acids, and converted the poisonous minerals into soft and salutary medicines.
The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
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The biker boot lesson is salutary.
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But I bristle when a show expects I'll ascribe salutary characteristics to someone because of their sexuality; it's as silly as automatically assuming negative characteristics.
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But he said it appeared the court proceedings had had a salutary effect on her and he was prepared to make an exception to the rule that breach of trust offences required a prison sentence.
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It will be particularly salutary because it allows us to discourse again about self-discipline, self-mastery, and maybe even the exercise of the will.
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One of the most striking and salutary thing in Ameican life is the widespread study of law.
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Many times fear can have a salutary effect.
Christianity Today
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CBN has also undertaken initiatives that it hopes will have a medium to long term salutary effect on the nigerian economy.
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Early interests in whisky, pot, and cocaine will have less salutary effects.
The Times Literary Supplement
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One of the most striking and salutary thing in Ameican life is the widespread study of law.
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But we all know the rest of this salutary tale.
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All in all it was a fraught weekend and a salutary lesson always to keep your dog on the lead for its own protection against ‘trained’ attack dogs and their dozy owners.
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The surprise now is the salutary reminder of quite how long its practice continued into our own time.
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Vandell has an explanation for why these kinds of activities - such as art and music programs - have such salutary effects on kids.
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Although such measures enabled Cavour to outmanoeuvre the clerical right in the short run, their long-term effects were less salutary.
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Both clubs share a salutary tale about the dangers of financial excess in football management.
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Of all the weeds grown on earth, sure the nicotian is the most soothing and salutary.
The History of Henry Esmond
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He carries in him the salutary misanthropy of a man who has occasionally found himself unpleasant company - an intuition that can act as a restraint and that has nothing in common with the swagger of assured innocence.
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One of the most striking and salutary thing in Ameican life is the widespread study of law.
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The experience was salutary and may have helped to turn him towards extremism.
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These salutary effects of ezetimibe on statin levels presumably enhance the beneficial effects attributed to statin pleiotropy.
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Pr. “And the commixture, which is in this cup, may He make living blood, and procuring life to all our souls; blood salutary — blood celestial — blood saving our souls and bodies — blood of our Lord God and Saviour Jesus Christ, for remission of sins to those receiving them.”
Dionysius the Areopagite, Works (1897)
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One of the most striking and salutary thing in Ameican life is the widespread study of law.
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There is something touching and salutary about that.
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