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'Undistinguished' was the adjective that would have described him.
Uneasy Money 1928
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Rove: 'Undistinguished' Small Town Mayor and Short-term Governor 'Intensely Political Choice'
The BRAD BLOG 2008
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Rove: 'Undistinguished' Small Town Mayor and Short-term Governor 'Intensely Political Choice'
The BRAD BLOG 2008
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Rove: 'Undistinguished' Small Town Mayor and Short-term Governor 'Intensely Political Choice'
The BRAD BLOG 2008
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Rove: 'Undistinguished' Small Town Mayor and Short-term Governor 'Intensely Political Choice'
The BRAD BLOG 2008
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Rove: 'Undistinguished' Small Town Mayor and Short-term Governor 'Intensely Political Choice'
The BRAD BLOG 2008
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Undistinguished by beauty, brains or talent, the 27-year-old Miss Goody first came to national attention as a contestant on the "reality TV" show "Big Brother" in 2002.
Everyone Is Familiar 2009
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Undistinguished students related to a university's alumni (so-called legacies) are granted group preference not on the basis of anything they have accomplished but simply because they (and their connections) are deemed to have value -- more value, at any rate, some assume, than students whose only apparent contribution is that their group was once "oppressed."
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Undistinguished by his record or appearance before he came on the court, Blackmun himself wondered, "What am I doing here?" the first time he tried on his Supreme Court robes.
Courting Perfection 2008
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Undistinguished, unnoticed, with a nose that forever marred what
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