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He fully intended, of course, to follow the matter up, but other and more important issues came to claim his time and attention.

But more important to the historian of literature even than the development of qualities is the evolution of types.

We can now see that he was more important than earlier critics had realized.

Kant exaggerates the dualism: Rousseau would abolish it by ignoring the more important of the two antitheses.

Centuries earlier it was more important still, for, according to some authorities, it was the Portus Adurni of the Romans.

The higher the speed the more important this want of balance is.

The negative side of noblesse oblige is more important than the positive.

I had to play it as though the whole Oman race is no more important than a cigarette butt.

Lastly, and more important than all, the duke made no attempt to revive the demand for the gabelle—salt was left free and untaxed.

Whenever I say that Barcelona is more important, the city of Madrid creates the most frightful row.