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These biological family names can be rather boring to clue.

In a letter to a friend, Tchaikovsky himself remarked, "Apparently the opera gave pleasure, but the ballet not really; and, as a matter of fact, in spite of all the sumptuousness it did turn out to be rather boring".

Or, more to the point, secrets that are rather boring but dirty to their lame lives.

It's rather boring, but boring is something many corporate executives and shareholders would gladly sign up for right now.

"This sort of housekeeping was going on around midnight, and for me, I have to say, quite a lot of the meeting was rather boring".

Eight subjects thought the emotional movie to be more fun and two thought the emotional movie was rather boring and tired.

"Apparently some of the detail it went through — like 15 pages describing a lighthouse — was rather boring," said Ms. Ondrey, adding that while others in the group were not riveted they seemed to consider themselves more virtuous for having waded through it the old-fashioned way.

The physicist responded to the review by calling the philosopher who wrote it "moronic" and arguing that philosophy, unlike physics, makes no progress and is rather boring, if not totally useless.

It was like a guerrilla fighting force, fighting lots of little incursions against the other parties in frankly a rather unconnected way across the country.I have answered the question at greater length than I ever have done because it's rather boring, but since we have the time I thought I might.

Yeah I know this is rather boring but the device has a built in Franklin Planner which could come handy.

And really it's rather boring".