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One of the many virtues of her novels, aside from their ability to perfectly capture the ebbs and flows of nonromantic relationships, is that they are paced slowly, as life is paced.
One of McInerney's many virtues as a wine writer is that he seems to have no agenda apart from maximizing his pleasure.
There are so many virtues to sauerkraut.
Yet Prégardien retains many virtues as an interpreter.
One of the many virtues of Mr. Solomon's work -- perhaps its most important virtue -- is its fearlessness.
Proponents of each technique tout many virtues over one another.
Allowing for goods in kind and cash carried by travellers, perhaps one in ten people on the planet gains from remittances.Good as goldRemittances have many virtues.
Recent studies have shown that at the macroeconomic level, remittances from Moroccan migrants could have many virtues.
Rocky is a man of many virtues, but above all he stands for determination, a trait clearly inherited from his author, Sylvester Stallone.
Rocky is a man of many virtues, but above all he stands for determination, and this is clearly inherited from his author.
In this clip from the movie, I discuss a few of the movie's many virtues.
