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worthwhile

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The size of the boom implies that a massive shift in the economy would be needed to make current spending worthwhile.

For example, hiring professional movers as opposed to using your friends, or buying lunch every day instead of brown-bagging it can feel like worthwhile conveniences.

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Ohio Capital Ideas posted that Daily Journal is trading for “30% to 40% less than the company’s worth which is worthwhile but not generational or anything like that.”

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“There is some degree of shared bipartisan belief that even if the method isn’t the best, the outcome will be worthwhile in the long term.”

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“There is some degree of shared bipartisan belief that even if the method isn’t the best, the outcome will be worthwhile in the long term.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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