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Describing the rambunctious presidential debate on racial issues at the Apollo Theater in Harlem on Monday as a valuable exercise for voters, Hillary Rodham Clinton said today she would like to debate Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani on the same topics and in the same setting, and suggested that the two embark on a debating tour across New York.

But it's a valuable exercise to think about what didn't happen over the past fortnight.

This would not only be a valuable exercise for California, but hopefully a rewarding activity for your readers.

Paying close attention to what Bill Clinton and Melania Trump say on the trail, and to whom they say it, is a valuable exercise in ascertaining campaign strategy and solving an important, albeit small, piece of the general election puzzle.

Only engage with policymakers if you believe it is a valuable exercise in its own right.

Both unions confidently predict victory when balloting ends on Oct. 4. Passing out leaflets recently outside Kaiser's giant clinic building in San Francisco, Kelela Moberg, a pharmacy technician and Rosselli supporter, said the election was a valuable exercise in democracy.

Quantifying nucleic acid damage is a valuable exercise as modified nucleosides, nucleobases, and sugar fragments are potential biomarkers.

It's a valuable exercise, but a difficult one.

Thinking about how to deal with nuclear waste forces us to contemplate generations and centuries – and that's a valuable exercise when companies and ministers fixate on the short run.

Articulating one's beliefs is a valuable exercise, but they are reaffirmed by practice and reflection.

Getting feedback from customers on their use of video in the workplace is always a valuable exercise.