But on balance it is much better for the poor than conventional wisdom suggests.The authors argue there are three kinds of legal case.
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Experts dismiss the citizenry as a poor source of wisdom, hold Congress as a nuisance, and even treat the president with condescension, although not to his face.
The audience is invited to tut-tut at Dolly's racism and root for Bernadette Peters as Annie, who, with her poor-gal country wisdom, condemns such blanket prejudice.
(Except in New Hampshire, where Hillary cried and won the state. Or so goes the Conventional Wisdom — undermining poor Hillary).
And he's not even tall!" It's conventional wisdom that poor foul-shooting teams are destined to lose close games.
Meanwhile, out in LA, Kate Winslet has befriended an ageing scriptwriter from Hollywood's golden age, played by Eli Wallach, whose elderly, twinkly-eyed, life-affirming wisdom heals poor Winslet's emotional wounds, and prepares her for the big new romance with Jack Black.
They overturn the conventional wisdom that poorer pupils are doomed to do less well than their richer counterparts.
