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The concluding anecdote in Bill Goodykoontz's obituary of Rooney is lovely, instructive, and worth envisioning.
However, it is instructive and worth the time to savor the success of Shake Shack and understand why it is in fact a disruptor that McDonald's is no doubt paying attention to -- despite the fact that it would take a lifetime to become a true competitor, if ever.
To the extent that statistics are instructive, it is worth examining their figures to provide what could be termed a yardstick by which to gauge Saker's influence.
And that's why it's worth considering an instructive mash-up: stodgy old Motorola and the upstart Groupon.
Its method of calculating her net worth then is instructive.
But some are worth recounting because they prove nearly as instructive as they are laughable.
It's instructive to remember that the Yankees, pre-Babe, were hardly worth writing about.
The strands connecting the Spiegel and Snowden affairs are many and instructive — and are a reminder, above all, of why press freedom is worth fighting for.
Duke's reputation for innovative treatments and collaborative research provided an instructive backdrop for Biden's plan, which is to accelerate a decade's worth of cancer advancements within the next five years.
