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The dullest instructional prose, with the right light thrown on it, can acquire the gleam of suggestiveness or insight.
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The hottest area of expansion is also, tellingly, the dullest: transaction services.
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Whereas traditional car rental companies choose standard cars in the dullest colors of the rainbow, the first Zipcar was a tricked-out lime-green Volkswagen Beetle.
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On screen, Jenkins is thrust to the fore, only to remind you over and over that he is the dullest man in the world.
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There was also something for the dullest and most troublesome pupils.
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It is without a doubt the dullest game ever created.
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Perhaps you thought you could write the world's dullest blog?
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In this world of splendidly dark nights, bright stars and brilliant sunrises, at once benign and terrifying, even the dullest of souls can feel the urge to reflect in new ways about the relationship between the transitory and the eternal.
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It may, however, be its dullest.
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Ravi, who was planning to major in math and economics, had learned that he had been assigned to Davidson Hall a collection of single-story, barracks-like dorms on Busch campus, which is considered the dullest of the four Rutgers campuses in New Brunswick and neighboring Piscataway.
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America's way of democracy thus obliges politicians to spend weeks hanging around diners in Iowa and New Hampshire (thanks to the caucuses and primaries) and then later to get to know some of the dullest parts of the mid-west (thanks to the concentration of swing states in the Rust Belt).
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