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Anything by Dick merits a close read.

A referral is a flag that a student's grades and scores do not make the cut but the application merits a special read because of "stressors" — socioeconomic disadvantages that admissions offices can use to increase diversity.

In a town where "family" is often brandished as a political prop, the Biden clan's fierce devotion has never merited a cynical reading.

By Evan Osnos June 1, 2015 In a town where "family" is often brandished as a political prop, the Biden clan's fierce devotion has never merited a cynical reading.

Pyongyang's idiosyncratic official statements, as incredible as they usually are, merit a close reading.

If such a reading has merit, then Shakespeare is in King Lear partly engaged in a thought experiment: what would our world be like without such fundamental Christian teachings as grace?

The convergence of those trends has helped spark renewed interest in decades of study of the merits of reading on a screen versus in print.

Now there are several gadgets available, like the Amazon Kindle and the Apple iPad, on which we can read an entire library of books, and many educators are currently involved in heated debates about the relative merits of reading on a screen and reading on paper.

Whatever the merits of reading novels in a law school seminar, it does not serve Mr. Rosenbaum well.

But when parties to litigation reach that stage and the Court fails to respond with a decision on the merits, lawyers read that as a signal that the case should proceed.

National Review Online editor-at-large Jonah Goldberg told his fellow conservatives that Perlstein's speech merits "considered reading, even if you don't agree with all of it".