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The fact that all around the world, governments have been returning the useless, worthless medical equipment, the tests, the antibody tests, the masks, the gloves that China sent, or more usually, sold to them.
WILL COVID-19 SPARK A COLD WAR (OR WORSE) WITH CHINA? (EP. 414)STEPHEN J. DUBNERAPRIL 23, 2020FREAKONOMICS
He regarded their knowledge as humdrum, and it did not disturb him that they looked on his acquisitions as worthless.
PEGGY RAYMOND'S VACATIONHARRIET L. (HARRIET LUMMIS) SMITH
Adolphe joined his father in Paris and became, it was said, a worthless fellow.
EUGENIE GRANDETHONORE DE BALZAC
You probably have some of these worthless admission tickets; so let me have one or two.
BEETHOVEN'S LETTERS 1790-1826 VOL. 2LADY WALLACE
Nearly all the larger trees in the Fuegian forests have the heartwood decayed, and are worthless as timber.
THE LAND OF FIREMAYNE REID
This is a case in which it may be said that the figures are worthless without the signature.
PEDAGOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGYMARIA MONTESSORI
You don't mean to imply that this stock is old and worthless?
SALLY DOWS AND OTHER STORIESBRET HARTE
Duplicating primary investigations might be original work for him, but it would be worthless as far as the world is concerned.
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF MANAGEMENTL. M. GILBRETH
People do not attach so much importance to a bunch of papers and worthless trinkets.
THE POCKET BIBLE OR CHRISTIAN THE PRINTEREUGNE SUE
Its blanket has been put over a great deal of worthless writing.
GUIDE TO LIFE AND LITERATURE OF THE SOUTHWESTJ. FRANK DOBIE

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