Useless courses would naturally disappear and non-academic people would not be made to look stupid but would instead be able to go down a career path they actually enjoy.

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The bottom line is not to be bold AND stupid.

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In the short term, Apple is obviously going to try to ban as many infringing products as possible - they would be stupid not to.

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In such conditions, in other words, bankers would have to be more than usually stupid not to thrive.

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It'd be stupid not to, so they must be doing it.

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Employers would have to be stupid not to Google job candidates.

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And it doesn't have greenhouse gas emissions, so it would be stupid for us not to do that in a much more effective way.

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Dukakis thought the ads about furloughed killer Willie Horton did not need to be answered simply because they were stupid and wrong, ignoring the fact that they were devastating.

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These questions are not about making Scotland out to be "too poor, too stupid".

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Some newspapers wondered whether this episode showed that Mr Letwin might be stupid, but most had to acknowledge that he is not.

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If penny-a-share commissions made us better off, volatility would be low, capital would not be going into stupid startups or bad mortgages and we would all have day-traded our way to early retirement.

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