But with age usually comes wisdom, and with wisdom, a sense of self.
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The wisdom of crowds There is wisdom in the crowds that respond to Trump so positively.
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With age comes wisdom, but Trump has been sharing his wisdom with the public for decades.
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The challenge with wisdom is that wisdom has too often been portrayed or construed as elusive.
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All that is missing from the head-scratching pearls of wisdom, Rodriguez says, is the wisdom.
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It's a problem, but it takes wisdom to realize how important wisdom is, so we don't notice it.
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Wisdom Feeds Kūkini And it's also worth noting that Wisdom is at least 65 years old, possibly older.
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THE new conventional wisdom about Donald Trump is that none of the old conventional wisdom applies to him.
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As far as the wisdom, when you think about it, intellect and wisdom are two very different things.
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Conventional wisdom says you do, but I think conventional wisdom is evolving with the realities of the marketplace.
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Aren't people allowed to disagree with conventional wisdom, even if that wisdom is supported by overwhelming scientific consensus?
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It assumes that managerial wisdom lies in the heads of managers rather than in the practical wisdom of workers.
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"There's always wisdom and nuggets of helping to build on the wisdom and experience they've had over many years."
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Wisdom Health, the genetic-research pet-care company that created Wisdom Panel, has tested more than 1 million dogs.
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Kyle Cheney: The conventional wisdom says Democrats could be punished for overreaching -- but conventional wisdom is almost certainly wrong.
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Conventional wisdom has it that Republicans will and should stick with President Donald Trump, and conventional wisdom is usually wrong.
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Conventional wisdom said he couldn't get elected, but I don't think that the wisdom all falls in the same direction.
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Old age is supposed to offer the consolation prize of wisdom—but if you lose your memory, wisdom vanishes with it.
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"My thought about his wisdom, or lack of wisdom, in deciding to self-represent is not the issue," Judge Gergel said.
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Whatever knowledge and wisdom she had acquired during her life would add to the world soul's store of knowledge and wisdom.
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Since wisdom is "the quality of having experience, knowledge and good judgment," our study suggests that life experience is fostering sexual wisdom.
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The wisdom to adapt is the wisdom to have two languages: the one spoken to others, and the one spoken to oneself.
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Wisdom is better than silver and gold' In his song "Zion Train," Marley reminded fans that wisdom is more powerful than wealth.
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What they did is, with wisdom, greater wisdom than, I think, you demand from them, they started getting these extraordinary outsize audiences.
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Certified American sweetheart Zendaya got her wisdom teeth out, and now all the teens are responding with their wisdom teeth selfies in solidarity.
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The prevailing wisdom says you should negotiate, but according to bestselling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch, the prevailing wisdom is wrong.
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"Fortunately, it has been avoided, not by the wisdom of the American leadership, but by the wisdom of the Russian leadership," he added.
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There's a conference coming up at the end of this month called Wisdom 2.0, and I'll actually be there and speaking ... Wisdom 2.0.
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"It's not like you're going to get your wisdom teeth out and there's a chance they won't get your wisdom teeth," she says.
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So far, lawmakers have shown some creativity in trying to explain the wisdom — or lack of wisdom — in moving forward with a repeal.
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In expectation of Creed II, I gathered up some of the more memorable wisdom bombs and ranked them from the wisdom you should absolutely follow, to the wisdom that can feel like an actual bomb that sears the skin off to the point of death.
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And it started filling up with all kinds of conspiracy theorizing that became kind of common wisdom or conventional wisdom within the Republican Party base.
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Pope calls for 'wisdom and prudence' Pope Francis on Sunday issued an appeal for "wisdom and prudence" in the wake of clashes over Trump's Jerusalem decision.
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New CNN Parenting column: Go Ask Your Dad This column, The Wisdom Project, is getting a spinoff series called Go Ask Your Dad, about parenting wisdom.
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In drawing on women's wisdom without apology and pushing that wisdom forward into positions of power, we can soothe our world and, maybe, even save it.
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After all, conventional wisdom on the likelihood of such a process and the wisdom of political maneuvers by Trump and Pelosi shifted several times last week.
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Possessor of muscles and purveyor of wisdom Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson attempted to impart some Labor Day wisdom upon his 9-month-old daughter Jasmine on Monday.
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Some people call this the "conventional wisdom," but I prefer to call it "collective wisdom," to highlight that it is probably wiser than any of us individually.
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"I think in the long term, our nation -- the wisdom, the historical wisdom of our nation -- would not allow this decline to turn out to be a collapse."
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"In an election where the conventional wisdom was proven wrong time and time again, they convinced themselves that conventional wisdom would prevail in the general election," Robinson said.
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Many people in Washington, ever willing to hear their own wisdom repeated back to them, including and perhaps especially when that wisdom appears falsified by reality, are listening.
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Conventional wisdom — or at least "gym rat" wisdom — says you need to eat protein within an hour of your last rep to maximize the workout's muscle-building effects.
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James: You know I think my biggest mistakes and we we've all made them in our industry is when we focus on common wisdom and not uncommon wisdom.
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A life well lived is crowned with humility and wisdom "The Myaamia culture teaches us that humility and wisdom are the outcome of a life well lived," says Baldwin.
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In Dobrik's "GETTING MY WISDOM TEETH REMOVED!!" video uploaded in May, he recites a commonly read SeatGeek ad while on his way home from getting his wisdom teeth removed.
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"I know the general wisdom is, conventional wisdom is, that Republicans pay the price but not necessarily at the ballot box," the Texas Republican said in an interview. Rep.
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Wisdom must find her (and does, most notably and unexpectedly in the form of rock legend Patti Smith), and wisdom must point her in the right direction of freedom.
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It's simply about—I don't want to say the "wisdom of the elders," because sometimes the wisdom comes in the other direction: I learn new things from my younger friends.
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As Momager extraordinaire, Kris Jenner is passing along all her pregnancy wisdom to Khloé Kardashian — except, it seems, the fact that pregnant women don't want to be given pregnancy wisdom.
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Wisdom continues returning annually to the Midway breeding site to get it on—Wisdom and Akeakamai have hatched an egg every year since 2006, according to a USFWS blog post.
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So the task of statesmanship should be to reconcile the wisdom in the elite view (of which there is some, here and there) with the wisdom of the wider public.
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Common sense wisdom has a breadth of truth to it, [but] I like to look at where the common sense wisdom has a limitation and where there is a big opportunity.
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But they can distill and echo the conventional wisdom of privileged New York elites, which is very much like the conventional wisdom offered by a Madeleine Albright or a Dick Cheney.
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The risk with A.I. is that these biases become automated and invisible — that we begin to accept the wisdom of machines over the wisdom of our own clinical and moral intuition.
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I can lay out for you what we know about the level of support for each campaign, and the conventional wisdom (or unconventional wisdom) for why they're still in the race.
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Andrew Prokop:Now that Trump has defied the conventional wisdom by winning the GOP nomination, there's a new conventional wisdom that he's very unlikely to beat the Democratic nominee in the fall.
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" Tyrion protests, "Our queen respects the wisdom of age.
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Life rewards action — not insight, not wisdom, not understanding.Action.
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" It also lists an older meaning: "knowledge, understanding, wisdom.
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Wit and wisdom is all throughout this book — wonderful.
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Common wisdom — the same common wisdom that told me about the TV viewer slicing salami — held that a Russian audience wouldn't care about a main character who wears a suit to work.
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Later that night, Wooden Wisdom finally greeted the cheering crowd.
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I hope you will understand the wisdom of my restraint.
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Yisrael Katz, another Likud minister, questioned the wisdom of Gen.
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Growing up, our dad shared very little wisdom with us.
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"One thing that the Bible does teach is wisdom," Rep.
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Here are five of his best bits of investing wisdom.
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The conventional wisdom on Bowie stresses his unpredictability, his inconstancy.
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Technology platforms, the conventional wisdom now goes, are not neutral.
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Will Smith has some words of wisdom for Jordyn Woods.
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Aesthetic judgements, regardless of trends or received wisdom, are subjective.
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He's Des O'Connor, he's Norman Wisdom, he's Graham fucking Norton.
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The prevailing wisdom was that you can't trust city folk.
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Now, she's spreading some of that wisdom to her dad.
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If so, Brazil's politicians lack wisdom as well as money.
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Wealth grows, science deepens understanding, wisdom spreads and society improves.
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Contrary to conventional wisdom, Trump faces the easier unification task.
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The wisdom of Private Life comes from insights like these.
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On Tuesday, the couple welcomed a baby girl named Wisdom.
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Successful entrepreneurs have a healthy dose of energy and wisdom.
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Elizabeth Hurley has some words of wisdom for her son.
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"The Wisdom of Sundays" 230 Oprah Winfrey (Flatiron, $29) 24.
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Contrary to common wisdom, there is nothing natural about nationalism.
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But it likely won't reveal the wisdom of doing so.
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The automobile evolved, because of the collective wisdom of innovators.
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It's time to spread that ketchup wisdom to the world.
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And all the conventional wisdom is consistently wrong, you know.
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Mrs Ip credits the central authorities with wisdom and pragmatism.
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It is wisdom at a fragile moment in our history.
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Yes, and we need to allow wisdom to apply here.
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Wealth does not equal wisdom, but it does equal power.
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His wisdom and his straightforwardness influences me to this day.
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But alas, even wise parents sometimes forget their own wisdom.
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The wisdom of political compromise was something he also understood.
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It will challenge the human capacity for wisdom and foresight.
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From the mouths of babes come feminist words of wisdom.
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It's less the wisdom of the crowd than the sexism
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This is a great, but occasionally depressing, dose of wisdom.
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Thanks for sitting down with me and sharing your wisdom.
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Soon, she began to dispense her wisdom to younger dancers.
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The future made us older, but our wisdom was dubious.
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The conventional wisdom is that this is a terrible thing.
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He was right then, and the wisdom holds up today.
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You know who has higher expectations than the conventional wisdom?
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"With age comes wisdom!" the star wrote on her website.
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The idea behind prediction markets is that wisdom trumps irrationality.
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That's my pearl of wisdom gained from reading the Proverbs.
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We decided to round up Barrymore's best nuggets of wisdom.
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Additionally, that fish brain actually contains a bit of wisdom.
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Age is wisdom if you use it the right way.
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Her favorite words of wisdom come from her own experiences.
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I feel like you might have some wisdom for me.
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What is this wisdom that has been given to him?
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Here's a highlight reel of the finest in ancient wisdom.
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And Henry, thank you for sharing all of your wisdom.
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I will desperately miss his wisdom, wit, insight and intellect.
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Conventional wisdom tells us hockey players are tough and stoic.
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Outcomes from some of our battleground polls upend conventional wisdom.
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I'm glad I didn't listen too carefully to their wisdom.
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Conventional wisdom had Clinton winning the hotly contested general election.
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This depressing view of recent decades has become received wisdom.
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His victory comes despite defying conventional wisdom at every turn.
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I'd also offer the same words of wisdom to parents.
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Through Vertical University they are able to share this wisdom.
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They are, however, a good check of the conventional wisdom.
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DAVID FABER: And so artificial intelligence will never have wisdom?
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JACK MA: No. No. No. Wisdom is from the heart.
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Against that backdrop, Hite shares an inspiring piece of wisdom.
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Such contentiousness, though, is not the same as wisdom gained.
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But the conventional wisdom surely has not applied so far.
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In Delaware, the conventional wisdom is that appeals normally lose.
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I will miss your wisdom, guidance, and friendship every day.
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In Indiana, for example, conventional wisdom was that either Reps.
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Within the bubble of conventional wisdom, this didn't happen enough.
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The wisdom of these tactics has come under increasing scrutiny.
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"The Wisdom of Sundays" 9 Oprah Winfrey (Flatiron, $27.99) 6.
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There is little chance that the conventional wisdom will hold.
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Conventional wisdom, like most things in politics, changes very slowly.
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At their best they feel like little puffs of wisdom.
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The broad principles contained within Proverbs still epitomize wisdom today.
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But Michael Skereikis's felt wisdom comes as a considerable surprise.
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Do you have any words of wisdom to offer us?
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The Moon enters Gemini this evening, bringing some deep wisdom.
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That wisdom can sometimes get lost on the pop charts.
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"The scale distracts you from your body's wisdom," Alex says.
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It wasn't the sort of pain that allowed for wisdom.
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Where does this song fall on our scale of wisdom?
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Academic expertise is not a qualification for delivering political wisdom.
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In this sense, some angers are a form of wisdom.
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In "Wisdom," the rich jerk is Jeffrey Tanner (Jeremy Piven).
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Their wry wisdom certainly applies to New York City voters.
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" The conventional wisdom was clear: "stay away from the sick.
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They also question the wisdom of subsidies to attract them.
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This is a film filled with warmth, kindness, and wisdom.
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Thank you, Big Data, for uncovering that nugget of wisdom!
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In a Q. and A., she offered readers some wisdom.
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Everything he tells us is clearly received wisdom at best.
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Across the board, entrepreneurs are a huge source of wisdom.
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You have to survive on digital is the common wisdom.
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The conventional wisdom contains a couple of major pitfalls, however.
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Go with your instinct over the wisdom of the crowd.
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Do you find yourself swayed by the wisdom of crowds?
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Conventional wisdom, in turn, has been largely converted into complacency.
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Aside from all my little pocket books of Yiddish wisdom?
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Or they surrounded him to get his advice and wisdom.
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But this recovery has so far bucked that conventional wisdom.
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How might you use this wisdom in your own life?
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The challenge to conventional wisdom comes at an opportune time.
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The past year has shown that this wisdom is incomplete.
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That's 140 years of wisdom between them, that's too much.
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The beard is a reflection of both wisdom and royalty.
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"Hopefully they got all their hits out today," Wisdom said.
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To me, it's a badge of honor for achieving wisdom.
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The prevailing wisdom suggests a straightforward solution: Start by asking.
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BEHOLD THE "great and unmatched wisdom" of President Donald Trump.
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Trump's first term has shattered all kinds of conventional wisdom.
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The book is most revelatory when challenging lazy conventional wisdom.
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The wisdom is ancient: golem always turns on its creator.
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"Some would like to call it wisdom," she said, laughing.
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"The Wisdom of Sundays" 5 Oprah Winfrey (Flatiron, $27.99) 6.
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Maybe what passes for universal love is merely empty wisdom.
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But our ancestors' minds were tied to wisdom, not things.
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Everyone has had a root canal or wisdom tooth extraction.
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The improvisational mind is typically an underappreciated source of wisdom.
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Yours is a Mars sign filled with wisdom and grit.
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There's wisdom in Paddy Black, too, as he approaches death.
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Learn that volume and wisdom are not the same thing.
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Age has become a sign of weakness instead of wisdom.
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You gain wisdom by entering into different kinds of consciousness.
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Conventional wisdom says to never bet on a bad bill.
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They are right more often than those spouting conventional wisdom.
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This bill has already proven the wisdom of that choice.
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Besides, he said, experience isn't the only font of wisdom.
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The conventional wisdom is that mandated disclosure "chills" political speech.
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Popular wisdom suggested he stood no chance at the polls.
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Poet Tess Taylor had reciprocal wisdom to offer about rebirth.
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The conventional wisdom holds that Tennessee is a red state.
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Since then research has confirmed the wisdom of my choice.
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Still, I think Advent offers wisdom to the wider world.
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Well, dear readers, revoke my conventional wisdom card right now.
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The religions know all this wisdom but have bastardized it.
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Let's listen and learn -- then, fortified by their wisdom, act.
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For budding shoetubers and resellers, Mitchell offers words of wisdom
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Wisdom's wisdom is neither rebellious nor orthodox; it's quizzical, playful.
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The subjects include spirit realms, esoteric wisdom and the afterlife.
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"That's just wisdom to call it Hatreon," Wilson told CNBC.
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Our culinary wisdom is to eat more than get eaten.
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He wasn't afraid to deflate reputations or debunk conventional wisdom.
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I think they would recognize the wisdom of going slow.
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"Caputo's wisdom runs deep," Bruce Barcott writes in his review.
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"Caputo's wisdom runs deep," Bruce Barcott writes in his review.
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Soak up more wisdom with the full interview right here.
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She is very insightful about drawing wisdom from her experience.
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According to the conventional wisdom, heaven is a French pharmacy.
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This couple clearly trust your wisdom in untangling thorny issues.
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But some analysts questioned the wisdom of going too far.
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This conventional wisdom is wrong, or at least radically incomplete.
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He will be greatly missed for his wisdom and candor.
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They found, pretty definitively, that the conventional wisdom was wrong.
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In a new book, "Wisdom at Work," Mr. Conley writes that everyone working past middle age today needs to become a modern elder, simultaneously sharing wisdom while embracing fresh ideas and ways of thinking.
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The wisdom of the surfer is often understood to be a kind of anti-wisdom: a rejection of the idea that life's deepest truths must be elusive or hard-won — or even especially deep.
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"I call them wisdom hairs — more wisdom, great!" says the actress, who's also the face of Smashbox's The Cover Shot: Eye Palettes tells PeopleStyle during an interview featured in this week's issue, now on newsstands.
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Conventional economic wisdom would suggest that the bigger you get, the harder it is to maintain big growth numbers, yet AWS has defied that wisdom and just keeps on growing, quarter after quarter after quarter.
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" That's real, worldly wisdom, which stands in stark contrast to Bruckner's Polonius-like banalities about how wisdom "urges us to refuse to adore or to detest the base metal, and instead to calmly enjoy it.
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The politicians must agree to that and show wisdom and foresight.
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The ideal balance of heartfelt, genuine wisdom, and fierce AF confidence.
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He's going to put people around him with experience and wisdom.
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I find that struggle and wisdom usually fall hand in hand.
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He's traveled the globe leading ceremonies and sharing his people's wisdom.
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The focus is more on gentle wisdom than on management theory.
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Wisdom comes with a wrinkle or two... and I'll take it!
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We miss his smile, his generosity, his wisdom, and his love.
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"Harley grew in wisdom and strength in the relationship," Dini says.
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As Vulture reports, Dion will lend wisdom to Gwen Stefani's team.
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And those are the people who will give you incredible wisdom.
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I appreciate Grey's Anatomy always ending with some words of wisdom.
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Contrary to common wisdom, there are no adults in the room.
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She also dropped a line of wisdom that explains her decision.
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He was also, by conventional wisdom, not a first-round talent.
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You might just be surprised with your own reasoning and wisdom.
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Give me the wisdom to do what is right and just.
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It seems like conventional wisdom: The drinking age should be 18.
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Players and managers on both sides had little wisdom to offer.
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" That's a mark of perceived quality; thanks, "wisdom of the crowd.
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The conventional wisdom about shoring up your base was all wrong.
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In general, Jupiter is associated with good fortune, wisdom, and progress.
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No one, conventional wisdom says, plays competitive shooters for the feels.
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Meet the woman whose wisdom and love helped get me there!
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Each is taken with equal seriousness as a source of wisdom.
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She underwent surgery to remove her wisdom teeth earlier this week.
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Conventional wisdom says that you shouldn't have sex with your ex.
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A lot of it is based on experience and catching wisdom.
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The conventional wisdom is that more boning means more species faster.
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I DON'T CARE ABOUT ANYTHING BUT TALENT AND WISDOM AND JUDGMENT.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump once questioned the wisdom of taking vacations.
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Those speakers currently exist almost exclusively as founts of internet wisdom.
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So you'd have the cross-cultural wisdom sitting at the table.
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Make your own choices in the light of your own wisdom.
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One of the great things about older people is their wisdom.
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This appears to be the wisdom that the Kochs are rediscovering.
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But they were accepted wisdom among China's technocrats a decade ago.
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There's a sense of calmness and wisdom you get from life.
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We can't see beyond the horizon of our own conventional wisdom.
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And, if there's one person whose wisdom we trust, it's Oprah's.
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Angelou's work is filled with such incredible wisdom and spiritual teachings.
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It finds the neighborly moments that reaffirm Mister Roger's greatest wisdom.
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If conventional wisdom holds true, the Penguins shouldn't have a chance.
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Republicans in Congress remain divided on the wisdom of Trump's plan.
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In fact, he's gained a lot of wisdom from the process.
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Loris' software will impart its wisdom primarily through role-playing scenarios.
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The townspeople relied on her for plant remedies and prophetic wisdom.
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Eggers relies on the children for comic relief and for wisdom.
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The conventional wisdom, in other words, makes a lot of sense.
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Offscreen, Perry would often share sage wisdom with the younger cast.
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I've never had any major surgery except for my wisdom teeth.
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We've heard that so often that it's become the conventional wisdom.
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Existing research aligns with common wisdom and recommendations to a degree.
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The shifting electoral map is already proving their lack of wisdom.
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"Let God share with him the wisdom of Solomon," she said.
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Conventional wisdom: Voters came out to cast ballots against Donald Trump.
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Facebook, like much of Silicon Valley, distrusts people and their wisdom.
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But politicians have long been prone to ignore this essential wisdom.
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Benjamin Franklin said that "the doors of wisdom are never shut".
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The crowd may have wisdom, but not a lot of commitment.
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However, we consistently expressed scepticism about the wisdom of the project.
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The questioning of institutions and received wisdom is a democratic virtue.
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The special Buddhist symbol represents the harmony of wisdom and compassion.
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Only the wisdom of the President can ensure its appropriate use.
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There is hard wisdom to be gained within the sitcom model.
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With their help, your own knowledge and wisdom can only grow.
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Her wisdom continues to inspire me even in these dark times.
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There no parables, words of wisdom or reflections on eternal life.
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It's not even necessarily bad for your knees, despite conventional wisdom.
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The age-old wisdom that says don't take things too personally.
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I wanted him to feel like he had wisdom to offer.
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We could definitely get used to these ladies doling out wisdom.
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The conventional wisdom, right now, is telling him to fire Price.
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The Wisdom of Finance , by Mihir A. Desai (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt) .
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He so impressed us all with his savvy, wisdom and compassion.
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And while his lyrics may contain wisdom, his tweets do not.
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And Mr. Trump has already upended the conventional wisdom many times.
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Tamra Judge has some words of wisdom for Meghan King Edmonds.
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His wisdom feels hard won, and his decency hedged with doubts.
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Mr. Bascaules runs counter to other bits of conventional Napa wisdom.
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Experts of all kinds take to YouTube to share their wisdom.
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LOS ANGELES — Don't feed the trolls, says the ancient internet wisdom.
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They're more likely to be people with a bit more wisdom.
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"Siddhartha" appears to be a kind of wisdom writing—a teaching.
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Experts have questioned the wisdom of having weapons housed in Turkey.
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" The Anti-Defamation League praised "his clarion voice, statesmanship and wisdom.
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I learned that high I.Q. does not imply wisdom or character.
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"Buffett dispenses wisdom and common sense wherever he goes," Spooner says.
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I really started to question the wisdom of my new schedule.
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No one questions that Sanders demolished the conventional wisdom in 22020.
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Conventional wisdom suggests both are signaling continued strength amidst the turmoil.
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But Trump has defied all sorts of conventional wisdom to date.
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Moreover, the best solutions often come from combining conventional wisdom, i.e.
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WARREN BUFFETT: We're seeing the wisdom of that more and more.
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Contrary to conventional wisdom on China right now, I'm a meliorist.
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Politicians, contrary to prevailing wisdom, are not, by and large, dumb.
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Conventional wisdom is that this activity is all about cheap money.
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Youth does help, but experience and wisdom and tenacity are critical.
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He was a man of wisdom, and a man of peace.
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Like any establishment institution, the show is prey to conventional wisdom.
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Can philosophical wisdom help him with the weight of that burden?
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It has become conventional wisdom that there are many second acts.
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Contrary to conventional wisdom, there is broad public support for NAFTA.
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Contrary to conventional wisdom, ObamaCare's preexisting conditions provisions aren't even popular.
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Conventional wisdom suggests that taxing employer health plans will lower costs.
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He's pushed against accepted wisdom about the ways movies get made.
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But there are a couple of problems with the conventional wisdom.
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Havrilesky responds with thousands of words of profanity-laced, empathetic wisdom.
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Below you'll find some of Andrew's most profound bits of wisdom.
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Who knows what other erotic wisdom the man has to offer?
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Any words of wisdom for someone thinking of becoming a bartender?
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Warren's words of wisdom: Don't mix up investment decisions with politics.
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The author flatters hard-won experience — "true wisdom" — over intellectual theorizing.
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But there is little more wisdom in simply wishing Lee away.
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It took the wisdom of Yogi Berra to calm Terry down.
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This common financial wisdom isn't information my parents shared with me.
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The strategic wisdom of those moves is lampooned by moderate Republicans.
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The conventional wisdom is that prosperity is a function of globalization.
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Their traditional wisdom now chimes perfectly with the latest climate science.
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Humu won't divulge any specifics — that's "our secret sauce," Wisdom said.
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"Older people carry the collective wisdom of our societies," Tedros said.
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New data, though, shows this common wisdom has it exactly backward.
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The conventional wisdom says that repeated viewings bring advertisers diminishing returns.
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He has wisdom left to share, with whoever will take it.
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He's just 25, but his talk makes clear his educational wisdom.
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It seems that the collective wisdom of humanity has a plan.
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The conventional wisdom has held that they don't have much choice.
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I think intelligence and knowledge are certainly not unrelated to wisdom.
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Lawmakers have rightly recognized the wisdom in turning prisons into colleges.
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Sharing your wisdom can help others avoid making the same mistakes.
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Conventional wisdom would have suggested that Tuesday's election results were impossible.
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We tend to wish for wisdom, maybe a few stock tips.
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To a large extent wisdom consists of answers to tough questions.
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He also incorporates local wisdom and traditional beliefs into his explanations.
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Just like there's wisdom in non-Christian religions that Christians appropriate.
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This wisdom is from "Cry, the Beloved Country," by Alan Paton.
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This is a novel of richness and wisdom and huge pleasure.
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These stories are all about wisdom, knowledge, ethical and aesthetic principles.
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But then they realize you need the wisdom from the elders.
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He replied: It does challenge the conventional wisdom to some degree.
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As candidates, women broke the rules and upended conventional political wisdom.
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That wisdom is nothing more than a lifetime of mistakes made.
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The wisdom of this book is that it eschews such palliatives.
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A few of these races stand out for defying conventional wisdom.
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Well, them and the arbiters of conventional political wisdom, he added.
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But in that, it became its own sort of conventional wisdom.
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Margherita Wisdom Devine and Giles William James Robertson were married Oct.
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I'll admit to being uncertain about the wisdom of the strategy.
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The conventional wisdom that he'll pick a woman probably is right.
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These are the conventional wines that gave us the conventional wisdom.
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They were hooky, baffling, funny and full of wisdom and insight.
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"We are working to overcome the conventional wisdom," Mr. Moyer added.
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Heroes that use wisdom and conversation to connect and resolve issues?
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"Conventional wisdom tells you none of this is possible," Noonan says.
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Think about the conventional wisdom about voice assistants for a moment.
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The Quran, just like the Bible, has such pearls of wisdom.
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It can be difficult to adopt the wisdom of other cultures.
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The debate over the wisdom of doing this played out slowly.
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No other arena requires as much wisdom, tenacity, foresight and empathy.
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Austen is pointedly teasing the received wisdom of people like Mrs.
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Conventional wisdom holds that new movie releases of January are dogs.
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Ask yourself: How can I tap a bit of that wisdom?
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But some experts question the wisdom of Mr. Steyer's spending here.
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The wisdom of experience tells you when those moments have arrived.
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De Niro had had a wisdom tooth removed the day before.
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Trump, in his "great and unmatched wisdom," must be pretty pleased.
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Let us explain: In astrology, Jupiter rules wisdom, luck, and progress.
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Given where we are now, that Beltway wisdom was probably correct.
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Money, then, is a subject where wisdom is in short supply.
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The conventional wisdom is that none of this will really matter.
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Now it feels more like a kind of earned political wisdom.
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The conventional wisdom is that Ann Selzer's modeling is never wrong.
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Even a clip about his wisdom teeth removal exceeded 3.7 million.
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Construction wisdom My great-grandfather, a cabinetmaker, used this folding ruler.
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The Greeks viewed owls as symbols of wisdom and good fortune.
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PARSONS I'm amazed that more people aren't interested in our wisdom.
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America's great mistake was to confuse his political calculation with wisdom.
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It is crowd work that mocks the wisdom of the crowd.
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Conventional wisdom held that the most effective appeals emphasized innocent victims.
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So why do I still question the wisdom of his assassination?
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"We believe in the wisdom of the front lines," Best added.
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The conventional wisdom was that Thomas's confirmation was a fait accompli.
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I wonder, though, about the wisdom of the anti-cash crusade.
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I have wisdom and a peace that I never did before.
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But it takes wisdom and humility to openly acknowledge that dependence.
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If Gillum wins, he'd turn that conventional wisdom on its head.
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With experience, hopefully, comes judgment and a little bit of wisdom.
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Writing this wisdom column is something I added to my job.
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Hindsight wisdom of this sort seems especially out of place now.
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Conventional wisdom still says there has to be a Trump trial.
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"There must be more political courage and wisdom," the report said.
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Jessie Wisdom, cofounder and head of people science at Humu, 37
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Winfrey shared some of her Oprah wisdom with Kimmel about that.
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He questioned the wisdom of keeping US troops in South Korea.
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Yet there was really a larger wisdom in what she did.
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Let's have the wisdom to do better from here on out.
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If you want wisdom, you'll get it sitting on your a--.
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Somewhere along the way people began calling it the Wisdom Tree.
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Researchers said they found an "inverse relationship" between loneliness and wisdom.
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Even a clip about his wisdom teeth removal exceeded 3.7 million.
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Where you learn to nod in agreement with the common wisdom.
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"They're like, 'Oh no, the wisdom of the crowd,'" she said.
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An English dentist had just yanked one of his wisdom teeth.
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Necronemesis said he was perpetually in search of wisdom and knowledge.
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Conventional wisdom holds that copying kills innovation and hurts industry progress.
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He shares his wisdom but without any sort of pompous attitude.
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God give him wisdom and equip him to rule his kingdom.
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That's a little piece of summer vacation watch wisdom for you.
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Do you have any wisdom you can share in that category?
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Characters' parents appear throughout, suggesting the wisdom of age as well.
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In effect, the Trump era is pitting the wisdom of one elite crowd against the wisdom of another — the crowd of D.C. politicos against the herd of brokers and analysts and financiers just an Acela ride away.
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Leading with your wisdom, guidance, patience, and compassion as they grow up.
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According to conventional wisdom, your fat cells are with you for life.
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Paterson doesn't give answers, but it holds a lot of wisdom regardless.
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Much of the conventional wisdom and middle school drug education say yes.
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But I believe in the wisdom of different governments around the world.
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But Chip still wants to impart some wisdom on his little one.
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And metaphor, as applied to how we live our life, is wisdom.
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"Wisdom teeth = gone," Biles wrote along with a selfie with sister Adria.
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But as a journalist, I cannot accept common wisdom as the truth.
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Conventional wisdom is that music basically became apolitical sometime after Woodstock, roughly.
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I am very sorry that he has departed us with his wisdom.
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Conventional wisdom then was that Democrat Hillary Clinton would win the presidency.
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British rogue writer Willie Donaldson once imparted this snippet of wisdom: The
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This whole event reveals how little wisdom there is in this world.
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We could acknowledge not just our shortcomings, but our organization's collective wisdom.
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These arguments convinced the Reagan administration and quickly became the conventional wisdom.
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"We acquire our community wisdom from our collective, shared experiences," he said.
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Is there wisdom in crowds, or do the masses behave less responsibly?
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Conventional wisdom in Hollywood held La La Land as the obvious favorite.
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Whether the wisdom this would require is attainable, however, remains another story.
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Put aside conventional political wisdom and traditional notions of success and failure.
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True, he did not always bow to the wisdom of the legislature.
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" Daniels granted that there was "a lot of wisdom in those words.
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Most of us have collected wisdom from places people would least expect.
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He was a man of considered wisdom, not a know-it-all.
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All this would seem to go against a lot of market wisdom.
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And she tops it all with the added rare gift of wisdom.
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I have benefited immeasurably from their collective wisdom, experience, and hard work.
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It's as close to received wisdom as you can get in business.
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You need wisdom to find the right balance and juggle the two.
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In the United States, conventional wisdom says a carbon tax can't pass.
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CONVENTIONAL wisdom says that recounts are a waste of time and money.
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There's all kind of wisdom that dads can impart to their sons.
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Story is about passing wisdom on from one generation to the next.
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There's nothing, no insight, no wisdom that could succeed against the Lord's.
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That has been the conventional wisdom in the media industry for years.
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CNN: What is the wisdom council and the significance of their role?
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CONVENTIONAL wisdom gets turned on its head quickly in the financial markets.
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Ahead, some of the casual wisdom and fun tidbits she shared. 216.
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It thrives on demonising elites while celebrating the wisdom of the masses.
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Achieving those changes will require wisdom and a talent for political management.
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This year, there's been no shortage of wisdom coming from the stage.
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And the skepticism over the wisdom of combining the two companies continues.
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They come and steal our ancient wisdom and sell it for profit.
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In any case, here is some parting wisdom from Katy Perry's ex.
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But Bad North, which launched last month, goes against this conventional wisdom.
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For all the wisdom of a lifetime, no one can ever tell.
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"The received wisdom is that it's impossible to change culture," he says.
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Don't let her age (she's 16) make you second guess her wisdom.
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Executives also place undue emphasis on history, conventional wisdom and emotional ties.
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You know, I think I get my wisdom from remembering the past.
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But it seems just as likely that the conventional wisdom is wrong.
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"We need wisdom as we open this legislative session," the cardinal said.
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Hence his visit to a site of ancient wisdom and athletic competition.
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The questions also represent a "shared folk wisdom" that bind us together.
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Members of the Lords are there to impart their experience and wisdom.
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"Conventional wisdom was that this source wasn't going to repeat," Hessels said.
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We will have love and wisdom regained; we will regain our humanity.
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Through spiritual or psychological revelations, ethnic or aesthetic roots, rebellion or wisdom?
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But the figure's wisdom on living in the moment has transcended millennia.
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Warren Buffett's enormous wealth is only matched by his incredibly valuable wisdom.
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Despite conventional wisdom, time is not on 20-somethings' side, he said.
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It's the kind of "yeah, yeah" wisdom that's obvious as it's true.
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Here are our favorite pearls of wisdom from this year's conference. 1.
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Like Hillary, these statesmen all have experience to share, wisdom to impart.
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I've been looking at this thing longer than I've had wisdom teeth.
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"Do not let this piece of Warren wisdom go unheeded," Welch emphasizes.
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And so much of what I'm doing here is quoting their wisdom.
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But like, when you're with Richard Rohr, you're like, this is wisdom.
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We are rediscovering that spiritual wisdom today, and it is changing lives.
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A president ignores all of this received wisdom at his own risk.
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FOR centuries the received wisdom was that the Renaissance started in Italy.
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This tweet, from broken font of conventional wisdom Mark Halperin, is perfect.
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And ladies… a pearl of wisdom from Des… "Less is more" pic.twitter.
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Hewitt shares her beauty, fashion, and travel wisdom on her site, Lifewithme.
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Now, she's adding to that inspiring moment with more words of wisdom.
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This woman's parents shared their most powerful wisdom as they were dying.
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Every spring, on every college campus across the nation, wisdom is blooming.
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But where did that conventional wisdom come from in the first place?
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The new conventional wisdom suggests the world is approaching peak oil demand.
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The conventional wisdom on financial literacy advocates starting at high school age.
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Everyone volunteered his or her time to share individual and collective wisdom.
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Conventional wisdom holds that Washington's ills stem from excessive partisanship and incivility.
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It embodies positive transformation via learning, wisdom, and the remembrance of God.
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More from Tonic: Which made me wonder: Was the conventional wisdom right?
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That's when relying on the collective wisdom of experienced practitioners is critical.
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Nevertheless, the campaign's overall strategy marked a stark departure from conventional wisdom.
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This generation also takes a dim view of the wisdom of experience.
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Until last week, the conventional wisdom was that they weren't so inclined.
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As we'll see, information does not mean experience, maturity or wisdom. 26.
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The Ring of Truth: The Wisdom of Wagner's Ring of the Nibelung.
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"Wisdom of the Crowd" and "Ten Days in the Valley" premiere Oct.
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The conventional wisdom was that driving mileage had probably peaked in 2007.
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I think there is a lot of wisdom in both those suggestions.
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Conventional wisdom (and the soda industry) immediately labeled Berkeley a wacky anomaly.
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But for matters of taste, nothing beats the wisdom of firsthand experience.
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The Vietnam War strains the wisdom of this approach to its limit.
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But others have voiced skepticism at the wisdom of raiding the funds.
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First: I need to pay the bill for my wisdom teeth removal.
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You will be reborn with all the wisdom of your past lives.
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He also says that we should be sharing our wisdom and recommendations.
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I must confess I grew somewhat tired of Lucien's endless eloquent wisdom.
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Senate Republicans divided on the wisdom of reducing federal mandatory minimum sentences.
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Where common wisdom goes astray is the presumption that coverage equals care.
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And in Mr. Hayes, God has a delightful infinite-wisdom delivery system.
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The one thing that they shared was a disdain for conventional wisdom.
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Economists like Ms. Akers at Brookings question the wisdom of such plans.
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Marie Louise Trichet Art Gallery, Wisdom House, 28450 East Litchfield Road. wisdomhouse.
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Our coach's wisdom was less patchouli-scented, and every bit as confounding.
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Marie Louise Trichet Art Gallery, Wisdom House, 2251 East Litchfield Road. wisdomhouse.
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Marie Louise Trichet Art Gallery, Wisdom House, 10 East Litchfield Road. wisdomhouse.
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In 220006, it is conventional wisdom that is running in last place.
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Marie Louise Trichet Art Gallery, Wisdom House, 24 East Litchfield Road. wisdomhouse.
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Marie Louise Trichet Art Gallery, Wisdom House, 24520 East Litchfield Road. wisdomhouse.
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Older residents commit to sharing their skills and wisdom with younger families.
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There is the wisdom of that great economics concept, sunk cost bias.
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But two pieces of conventional wisdom are largely unchallenged by either side.
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" In the video below, Rapsody reflects on the politics of "Laila's Wisdom.
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Their whole approach is based on disdaining the wisdom of the scouts.
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In one unilateral act of hubris, Democrats separated intelligence from wisdom. Congratulations!
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Marie Louise Trichet Art Gallery, Wisdom House, 230 East Litchfield Road. wisdomhouse.
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In my infinite wisdom, I went to graduate school six years ago.
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Marie Louise Trichet Art Gallery, Wisdom House, 21931 East Litchfield Road. wisdomhouse.
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Marie Louise Trichet Art Gallery, Wisdom House, 86023 East Litchfield Road. wisdomhouse.
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Publishing industry wisdom seems to be Avoid the Election at All Costs.
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The common wisdom, as research verifies, is that most men want sons.
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They are the accumulated wisdom of a middle-aged man in Japan.
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This change in conventional wisdom couldn't come at a more crucial time.
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Because, contrary to conventional wisdom, campaign platforms matter — especially in health care.
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True to form, she immediately began sharing glistening pearls of glamorous wisdom.
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Stephen Lang told People he saw the wisdom of his father's choice.
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"So that's the wisdom of not having a president testify," he said.
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But they cut against the deeper wisdom of the American political tradition.
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Conventional wisdom dictates that you should do so as soon as possible.
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And he has consoled abandoned wives with a dose of homespun wisdom.
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The wisdom of that blow was debatable then, and is debated still.
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What Boston isn't, at least according to prevailing wisdom, is October-ready.
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Rowan Blanchard is a 14-year-old whose wisdom belies her years.
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Conventional wisdom and past experience suggests that plagiarism can't be taken lightly.
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The common wisdom says to start at the beginning and work chronologically.
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So in a twist on conventional wisdom, industry is pushing for regulation.
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He has defied the conventional wisdom in D.C. throughout his first-term.
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Several experts, however, have questioned the wisdom of that course of action.
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Conventional wisdom pervades presidential politics, and it is again true this year.
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Dave Brat (R-Va.) also questioned the wisdom of President Trump's tweets.
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O'Neill's wisdom, however, seems to have been pushed aside in recent years.
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As the Bible says, 'Age should speak; advanced years should teach wisdom.
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Man is God's viceroy, but one wholly dependent on his father's wisdom.
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Doggy DNA kits like Embark and Wisdom Panel are also on sale.
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I had to make their emotional dynamism, determination, wisdom and clarity convincing.
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But for Ramdev and Balkrishna, all this herbal wisdom is serious business.
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The conventional wisdom about Beaujolais is that it does not age well.
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Whatever the case, I thank you both for your time and wisdom.
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Now one in four people are missing at least one wisdom tooth.
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The conventional wisdom, spelled out in gallons of digital ink, is economic.
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The building defies the conventional wisdom that office spaces cannot be inspiring.
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Mr. Gent built wisdom and authority into Jupiter's face with pronounced jowls.
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So, would Herschel be down to share some of his fitness wisdom?
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I went, ready for him to impart his wisdom like an oracle.
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It just resonated with me and I appreciated their words of wisdom.
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A bit like the wisdom of religious texts, if you ask me.
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It carries the wisdom and weight and weariness of late middle age.
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That is just one piece of conventional wisdom that research has debunked.
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Somebody once told me that wisdom is found in the apparent contradictions.
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When Larsen hears about the wisdom teeth, he gets a little nervous.
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"Blue" marriages are better — or at least that is the conventional wisdom.
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"Come 2024, the wisdom of this approach will be evident," he said.
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But the poll results cast doubt on the wisdom of that strategy.
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OK—that doesn't quite work as an aphoristic bit of relationship wisdom.
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We have a lot of wisdom and doctrine for coping with it.
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Perhaps there's some unintentional (remember: we're talking about Charlie Sheen) wisdom there.
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People who lack the wisdom and humility to use their power responsibly.
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People simply never thought to challenge not-so conventional wisdom, he said.
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The queen's acceptance of her grandson's choice shows her wisdom and worldliness.
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Twenty years ago he coached her team and removed her wisdom teeth.
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She represented how to serve others with wisdom, ethics, compassion and collaboration.
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Here are a few pearls of wisdom El Moussa shared with CNBC.
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But if things wisdom or without logic, human beings can do better.
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Industry wisdom has had it that American brands don't understand European luxury.
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In the past decade, a conventional wisdom has developed about the answers.
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Recent election history, especially Mr. Trump's, has been unkind to conventional wisdom.
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And I learned not to second-guess the wisdom of the ESBT.
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He could still catch, though, and teams valued him for his wisdom.
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He survives and grows, in sorrowful wisdom and, inexplicably, to colossal size.
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Wisdom went through a grueling 19 weeks of chemo following his diagnosis.
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"I would just yield it to his expertise, wisdom and frankly, results."
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A strand of conventional wisdom is that Mr. Buttigieg peaked too soon.
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Give wisdom to the distinguished Chief Justice John Roberts as he presides.
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And Trump proved he could buck conventional wisdom by winning in 2016.
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I wish more Republicans in Congress saw the wisdom of that foresight.
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Wisdom, a first-round pick of St. Louis in 2012, has a .
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The best part about conventional wisdom, of course, is proving it wrong.
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Yet this seems to have become the conventional wisdom of the industry.
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Hierarchies were smashed, the wisdom of crowd was applied and transparency reigned.
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The wisdom of a climate plan is not climate scientists' to decide.
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At one time, the conventional wisdom was that all elections were local.
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Shared among trusted friends and family members, they can become conventional wisdom.
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We also live in a culture that discards wisdom, in a sense.
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This is all tragic because the conventional wisdom about Chuckie is false.
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"You are sure to find important nuggets of wisdom in this book."
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Companies should have no goal but maximizing profit, the prevailing wisdom went.
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Conventional wisdom suggests that when everyone is in charge, no one is.
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Which all goes to show that conventional wisdom might have it backwards.
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Paul Singer is testing Warren Buffett's adherence to his own investing wisdom.
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Sunsets, he says, aren't enhanced by smog pollution (despite the conventional wisdom).
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How to go about overcoming that tested my wisdom, one could say.
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Regardless, it is now prevailing wisdom that a wage boost is coming.
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At 14, she started sharing her beyond-her-years wisdom from stages.
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The conventional wisdom is that the Senate will now acquit the president.
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With the benefit of lived wisdom, this has become effortless for him.
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Times like these leave me searching for words of wisdom and comfort.
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Some commenters questioned the wisdom of his playing the shows at all.
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And, I have benefited from their wisdom, support, hard work and professionalism.
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And we will exercise our wisdom both in political and economic fronts.
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They're directly challenging Washington's conventional wisdom, from foreign policy to campaign finance.
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I thank Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley for his wisdom and fairness.
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Wisdom needs to be imparted equally to your boys and your girls.
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Lounging on the sidewalk was one of Manhattan's unpaid dispensers of wisdom.
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For Pouille, the 2016 Wimbledon runner-up had some words of wisdom.
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Which, in hindsight, does make balding seem an auspicious, wisdom-giving burden.
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I think a lot of the conventional wisdom said the same thing.
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Ellison's commencement speech was filled with quotable tidbits and words of wisdom.
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Want to take President Xi Jinping's wisdom with you wherever you go?
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He contended that his project "validates the wisdom" of the city's rezoning.
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She had a wisdom as ancient as the birth of baby Jesus.
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On the other hand, Mr. Trump has successfully defied conventional wisdom before.
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You farm like they did, because they developed a wealth of wisdom.
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Was there any wisdom he imparted that you brought with you onstage?
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It was Mr. Jones's wisdom filtered through that of all the others.
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But once in a beautiful while, wisdom gained through frustration pays dividends.
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Neither offers much of the wisdom we'll need to know the difference.
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Any words of wisdom for people who want to try waist training?
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It is a place of thought, elation, frustration, compunction, wisdom, and growth.
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A couple of months ago, Rubio's general election strength was conventional wisdom.
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" The atmosphere of impending war, the commission continues, "contributed to the too-ready willingness to accept dubious information as supporting the conventional wisdom and to an unwillingness even to consider the possibility that the conventional wisdom was wrong.
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But all these programs seek to correct the defects they see in mainstream higher education by stressing principles over pluralism, immersing students in the wisdom of old books and encouraging them to apply that wisdom to contemporary politics.
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The museum also announced a number of other recent acquisitions, including a portrait by Joseph Wright of Derby and a medieval painting of Aizen Myōō, one of the Five Great Wisdom Kings and protectors of the Five Wisdom Buddhas.
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Ross Douthat Modern conservatism, at least in its pre-Donald Trump incarnation, evolved to believe in a marriage of Edmund Burke and Milton Friedman, in which the wisdom of tradition and the wisdom of free markets were complementary ideas.
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Institutions, traditions and wisdom are either handed down or, if need be, rediscovered.
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Once again, doctors need to listen to the accumulated wisdom of nursing professionals!
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Right off the bat I have to question the wisdom of this setup.
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Conventional wisdom in recent weeks states that Donald Trump's tweets have predictable results.
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Despite what science-fiction wisdom says, talking to your computer is not normal.
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An authentic man who took pleasure in offering us his guidance and wisdom.
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Truly, words of wisdom we should all try and live our lives by.
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It's this compassion and wisdom that makes Atticus such an iconic literary dad.
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I strongly believe in the power of democracy and the wisdom of people.
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But Berkshire's underperformance over the past 15 years brings that wisdom into question.
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"The conventional wisdom was that this was the way to go," Tao said.
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Screenshot: G. J. Wisdom & CoPredictably, however, the Vertu business model just didn't work.
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The "wisdom of crowds" would no longer be a mere figure of speech.
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I'll take the old-man strength and wisdom of the 32-year-old.
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Prevailing wisdom has held that a PG-13 rating will draw wider crowds.
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The market knows in its wisdom that something insidious is happening with inflation.
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Don't you, in your wisdom, price in the future good and bad news?
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The wisdom and self-confidence that comes with age are two of them.
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I'm going be this all-knowing, flowy dress-wearing woman who embodies wisdom.
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There's some decision-making problems, there's some wisdom problems there that are clear.
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It was well deserved, given all the wisdom she offered us in interviews.
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Jones's electric personality peppers the movie with poignant moments and words of wisdom.
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Patrick Wisdom had a bases-loaded walk in the fifth for the Cardinals.
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Conventional wisdom is that it's all about being looking good in your pictures.
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Of course, evaluating the wisdom of the American Revolution means dealing with counterfactuals.
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Sam prides himself on questioning conventional wisdom and subjecting claims to intellectual scrutiny.
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Folk wisdom has it that high tuna-auction prices signal future economic buoyancy.
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The Days of Awe's wisdom offers a guide for how to do so.
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You brought the wealth of all your knowledge, wisdom and physicality to T'Challa.
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If nothing else, such a move would strike a blow against conventional wisdom.
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One possible reason, aside from the obvious Oprah brand of all-knowing wisdom?
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Yet the conventional wisdom that big money would invariably dominate has been wrong.
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Betting odds reflect conventional wisdom, popular whims, and other flawed collective thought processes.
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For years the received wisdom was that the remedy for informality was development.
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"McCarthy writes: "The collective wisdom seems to be: 'Sometimes you will be miserable.
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Given the political will and wisdom, we could successfully manage all these issues.
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And when people discuss them they no longer solicit the wisdom of anthropologists.
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Popular wisdom drives home the importance of a head start and specializing early.
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Yet justice's sword, to her, is an instrument of "wisdom" rather than vengeance.
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However, the people in all their wisdom have been divided by the reveal.
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And my fear of the unknown is keeping me from that divine wisdom.
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It will require wisdom and tolerance, it will require comprehensive monitoring and cooperation.
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Conventional wisdom holds that as time progresses, the music will only get better.
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The challenge remains finding the wisdom in the data to do our jobs.
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The existence of such generalized wisdom is a foundational belief in capitalist cultures.
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They were too 'fat' was the prevailing wisdom of fashion at the time.
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"Radical Markets" is refreshing and welcome in its willingness to question received wisdom.
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The wisdom on Wall Street is that Hillary Clinton is the safe choice.
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Debate rages about the wisdom of accelerating children out of their age group.
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James Mangold: I question the wisdom of [the Marvel cinematic universe] in general.
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You are an old married woman, shouldn't you have some wisdom to share?!
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There is plenty of inaccurate conventional wisdom about methods to prolong battery life.
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Others have questioned the wisdom of even going with a single-vendor approach.
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Many find Brexit a fascinating intellectual challenge, whatever their views of its wisdom.
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Looking at this data makes me doubt whether this conventional wisdom was right.
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But Oakeshott's was a rare voice rejecting the received wisdom of the day.
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But that wisdom tends to play down the supply-side of capital markets.
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Gabby Douglas had to skip because she was having her wisdom teeth removed.
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SURROUNDED by tangled shrubland, Wisdom Mababe's farm in central Zambia seems incongruously neat.
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What's your go-to evening look now you have more wisdom and knowledge?
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Because of the wisdom of the deal, both stocks went higher on Tuesday.
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The common wisdom doesn't apply as much, but if you can, grab the .
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Conventional wisdom says that the GOP should be more vulnerable given those numbers.
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Dr. Joe had ice packs, water bottles, and battlefield wisdom for them all.
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Though frustrating for the White House, there is wisdom in the polls' consistency.
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I'm getting my wisdom teeth out tomorrow and I definitely need smoothie supplies.
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Many shareholders retain their belief in Mr Musk's ability to overturn conventional wisdom.
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When it came to happiness, he adopted the wisdom of the ancient Greeks.
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And what's Cabello up to when she's not heeding Swift' words of wisdom?
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Yeah, it was the conventional wisdom among the little subset of us, right?
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That's the collective wisdom about M&A in venture capital and startup circles.
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The conventional wisdom has been that that choice is paramount in health care.
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Hindus worship Lord Ganesha as a god of wisdom and remover of obstacles.
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The conventional wisdom holds that Trump's nomination is a rejection of conservative Republicanism.
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It was not exactly wisdom—sapiens—that gave us dominion, but creative storytelling.
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Thank you for the record of a lifetime, thank you for your wisdom!
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The recently launched Wisdom Tree Dynamic Bearish U.S. Equity ETF is an example.
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But seven months into his term, that conventional wisdom is looking increasingly shaky.
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JW: We passed down that bit of ancient wisdom to the later generation.
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This makes me feel better," wrote one person while another said, "Wisdom baby!!!
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For too long, the conventional wisdom has argued mistakenly that Americans reject government.
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And the results were profoundly counterintuitive or at least inconsistent with conventional wisdom.
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You're in a confident mood today, and everyone is benefitting from your wisdom.
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It embodies the collective wisdom of all the leaders, of all past leadership.
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Lurking within his partisan jibe is a nugget of wisdom for both parties.
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In the meantime, Ben Harwood is here to share some "Hobo Love" wisdom.
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Real politics is sloppy and dominated by conventional wisdom that it often wrong.
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"There's literally nothing anybody can do," Kyle said – no words of wisdom, nothing.
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To say that Warren Buffett is a wealth of wisdom is an understatement.
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Conventional wisdom tells us that you only get so many shots at this.
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Hilary reaches deep for wisdom ... and pulls out a pretty kosher answer. Awesome!
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It's common market wisdom: In scary and volatile times, gold rules the roost.
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But, of course, Chrissy lightened the mood a bit by sharing more wisdom.
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From the mouths of babes comes wisdom, but so too do devastating insults.
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It was an inspiring conversation and she offered so many pearls of wisdom.
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The strategy of the Daily Mail runs against conventional wisdom in digital media.
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The people in the town look up to her, invoking her wisdom often.
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It is also an excellent reminder of the wisdom of King Hammurabi's principles.
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Ultimately Van Delft's story ends with wisdom every expectant mom needs to hear.
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Some analysts also questioned the wisdom of the deal given HTC's long decline.
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I look to texts for wisdom and guidance in this moment as well.
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Conventional wisdom holds that her disgust will hurt her more than her sorrow.
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Today, age and wisdom have informed her decision to abstain from the surgery.
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But when it comes to supporting the agency's mission, wisdom has always prevailed.
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Sanders has made a habit of defying conventional wisdom, and reveling in it.
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Toughened by bitter experience, she becomes stronger, accumulating reserves of character and wisdom.
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Conventional wisdom is that Mueller will not wrap up before talking to Trump.
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Liz Ann Sonders of Charles Schwab delivers the words of wisdom this week.
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The researchers were intrigued to find a wisdom tooth erupting from the jaw.
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This method certainly comes closer to confirming conventional wisdom about golf's great performances.
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In all likelihood, he will see the wisdom in your offer and acquiesce.
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" Clifford replied, "I think that she has a lotta wisdom in those words.
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Darryl Strawberry offered some universal wisdom for all teams, all ballplayers, all eras.
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The wisdom of indigenous people is valid, it predates the Church, and it
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Propelled by motivation and momentum, conventional wisdom predicts Democrats riding a popular wave.
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Like these earlier explorers of perdition, Peterson found wisdom through his harrowing trek.
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Together these startlingly jolt conventional wisdom that November carnage is approaching for Republicans.
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Exposure to negative biases might even give us the wisdom to act differently.
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Mr Roberts is also testing the wisdom of profligate spending with his deal.
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For a long time, the conventional wisdom was that millennials hated credit cards.
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Yes, youth comes with inherent naivety — and with age, wisdom — they always have.
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Conventional wisdom says Democrats don't have a shot in this heavily conservative district.
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Lebowitz: Thank you, Ben, so much for sharing all your wisdom and ideas.
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Sparrow left me with one final piece of wisdom: "Art is for everyone."
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The standard wisdom has long been three to six months' worth of expenses.
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"You won't get much wisdom from me," John said at our first meeting.
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These days, voters no longer need to wait for received wisdom to form.
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I do not argue the wisdom of the policy one way or another.
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A small bird — later named "Birdie Sanders" by collective internet wisdom — drew near.
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This conventional wisdom treats all international agreements, regardless of subject matter, the same.
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She brings wisdom, judgment and experience to government, complementing her husband's own responsibilities.
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The lesson on thrift was another piece of fatherly wisdom Mr. Najib ignored.
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Tap into Morrison's timeless wisdom through some of her most inspirational quotes below.
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That became the conventional wisdom once their stateside epigones took up the cry.
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And in the end a fresh consensus, a new conventional wisdom, does emerge.
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It's no more utility to the state than getting your wisdom teeth removed.
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And what they found was surprising, given the conventional wisdom surrounding white meat.
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It's common wisdom that Trump could be catastrophic for Republicans running for Congress.
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Conventional wisdom is that you learn from older people, who've had more experience.
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Two producers go to comfort her and presumably offer some words of wisdom.
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Today's conventional wisdom holds that conflicts are best resolved through negotiation and compromise.
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Here he shares three nuggets of wisdom that helped him along the way.
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Because there's wisdom that I bring, but yet there's the challenge of learning.
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It is, according to conventional Washington wisdom, the savvy, realistic, and pragmatic strategy.
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"I have never seen wisdom do any good kept to oneself," said Hubbard.
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The wisdom and insight that comes out of 'em is just so natural.
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Did you go in expecting your list to look more like conventional wisdom?
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So, the counter example is the wisdom of the Founding Fathers in spades.
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Traditional wisdom says to have a lot of sex before getting married young.
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Infielder Patrick Wisdom was recalled from Triple-A Memphis in a corresponding move.
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He's spouting sage wisdom about the nature of mortality on nightly talk shows.
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In Shambhala Buddhism they are meditation, generosity, discipline, patience, joyful effort and wisdom.
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Jazz may not be the ideal forum for conveying a lifetime's accumulated wisdom.
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"A lot of active managers are closet indexers," said Harper at Wisdom Tree.
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But the political environment in America today doesn't adhere to the conventional wisdom.
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But the pleasures of Hemmings's levity and wisdom more than sustain the reader.
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They score it Trump 1, Clinton 0, and that becomes the conventional wisdom.
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Kaine will be a big source of wisdom on policy and security issues.
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Each question is a litmus test revealing both our wisdom and our insecurities.
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He dispenses dubious wisdom along with smokes, and sells Stevie his old skateboard.
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But Mr. Lampert knew that great fortunes aren't made by following conventional wisdom.
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The beginning of wisdom here is to think about what we are doing.
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Take our commencement speech quiz here, and share your own pearls of wisdom.
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