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Those who are idle are the ones that are most likely to put a high value on their idleness something that lessens the social value of their new employment.
FORBES: Can We Spend Ourselves From Recession To Prosperity?
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With the idleness known only to childless couples on vacation, we'd squandered humid hours trying out vintage saxophones in the unventilated antique stores of a Hudson River town.
NPR: Summer Soups: A Cool Quartet
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Early in the Tour, Wiggins raged about anonymous skeptics on Twitter, chiding them for "bone-idleness, " but later in the race he wrote a piece in The Guardian in which he described his cycling ascension and his rejection of performance-enhancing drugs.
WSJ: Tour de France: The Brits Rule World of Wheels - Bradley Wiggins
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On Saturday, Mr Clegg will be paying homage to the left of his party, the social democratic group Social Liberal Forum, when he delivers the annual Beveridge lecture on the "five giant evils" - squalor, ignorance, want, idleness and disease.
BBC: A tough end to a tough week for Nick Clegg
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The good news is that, having largely won the battle against idleness and dependency, America is now in a much better position to attack poverty head on.
ECONOMIST: Helping the poor