Word: meritable
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Although the aspiring attorney staunchly opposes any sort of property destruction, she finds herself still undecided as to the merit of milder tactics, such as attempting to free animals from labs...
...remarks in question don’t seem to merit the outcry they caused. Some of those in attendance criticized Summers for making light of genocide—even of saying that the genocide of American Indians was coincidental. Yet after Summers released a transcript of his speech, the word “genocide” was nowhere to be found. Instead, Summers pointed out in the speech that more Native Americans died from disease, “a consequence of assimilation,” than from the actions of Europeans and Americans. Summers remarked on the tragedy...
...don’t have enough faculty to take on all of the creative writing thesis applications that we feel merit attention,” he said...
...hardware was nice, but they all know a June victory over the Midshipmen in Camden, N.J., will merit far more celebration...
Consequently Europe is left with a constitutional proposal nearly immune to amendment (see article 443) that dooms the Union to the inertia of trade liberalization, and to economic muscle without any special political merit. Worst of all, the proposal is so hopelessly lengthy and technical that it is incapable of stimulating the least enthusiasm among European citizens. On February 20, 77 percent of Spaniards approved the treaty by referendum, but the turnout, at 42 percent, was the lowest of any national vote since the death of Franco...