Its outcome panders to Uruguayans' famous nostalgia, rather than equipping them for the future.

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Criticism is cheap and panders to the distraught, whereas relief is, in part, achieved by peace of mind.

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His current stump speech panders to his party's worst instincts on everything from drug prices to American business moving jobs abroad.

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Congress panders more to connected interests than exhibits concern for the commonweal.

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The car is a status symbol in a society where success depends on knowledge, and the ad panders to the presumption that its viewers will have the knowledge to understand it.

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