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From what I can see by the feedback, even hard-core readers (not to mention serious-minded conservatives everywhere) were aghast.
FORBES: Malicious, Fallacious--And Unpatriotic
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As the contemporary-art market roared upwards in the 1980s, serious-minded connoisseur collectors were joined by multi-millionaires with huge amounts of disposable income.
ECONOMIST: Basle art fair
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To serious-minded 17th Century men and women, the ephemeral bloom of the gorgeous tulip, and the high price attached to it, symbolised the moral dilemma of conspicuous spending.
BBC: Of bulbs and bubbles
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Justin Chang, Variety: This hugely ambitious action-drama nonetheless retains the moral urgency and serious-minded pulp instincts that have made the Warners franchise a beacon of integrity in an increasingly comicbook-driven Hollywood universe.
FORBES: Early Reviews Rave Over The Dark Night Rises
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The report has plenty of comfort for more serious-minded journalists, as well as for the campaigning groups, scientists and others who worry about the chilling effect of libel law on press freedom.
ECONOMIST: Media and the law: Publish, perish, protest | The
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It also seems unlikely that a foreign government would have got involved in such an escapade, though some normally serious-minded Ukrainians believe that America is eager to replace Mr Kuchma with Mr Yushchenko.
ECONOMIST: Schemes and scandals in Ukraine | The
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But she is so good to look at and so forthright about her sexuality that some of the band's serious-minded natural audience suspect she is a pop starlet on the make, like Rihanna or the pitiable Britney Spears.
NPR: Rilo Kiley Will Try to Love You
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These corporations tend to see Africa simply as the bottom of the supply chain rather than a market for serious, business-minded investments.
FORBES: Microsoft's 4Afrika Initiative is Good Business
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This almost absent-minded gorging had serious mental consequences.
ECONOMIST: Jazz giants
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Yet to widespread surprise, including his family's, Mr Chandler soon set about turning the Times into a serious, intelligent and broadly fair-minded paper better suited to the increasingly varied people now pouring into southern California, not all of whom were as vacuous and unlettered as their reputation supposed.
ECONOMIST: Otis Chandler
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But for now, neither Ibrahim Rugova, the ethnic Albanians' peace-minded leader, nor Mr Milosevic seems willing or able to talk serious peace terms.
ECONOMIST: Kosovo