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Putting it in the crassest possible terms, the investment reaps huge returns.— Bono's call to action for Africa
At least the song fits their personas as TV's crassest rich folk.— Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
Instead, she's a category selection, made for the crassest reasons by the same kinds of political operatives who brought us George W. Bush.— News Dissector Blog
Yet there was always a true heart beating underneath even the crassest of records, like— Phoenix New Times | Complete Issue
In evangelical terms, the crassest of pragmatists might soon be storming the Pearly Gates in droves, quite possibly leaving behind them in the dust those self-doubting, compulsively conscientious, and genuinely perplexed souls who have always lived and ultimately triumphed in their search for life's meaning primarily by faith rather than by sight.
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