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• This is splendid stuff  all grist to the mill.
• All these add grist to the mill in upcoming examinations of the international financial system.
• This is grist to the mill.
• .. . Mad cow disease is grist to the mill of the mad vegetarian avantgarde.
• Parry opened with Planche's " Grist to the Mill " on 2 June.
• :* Excellent stuff-all grist to the mill, and the article is now much improved thanks to your keen eye.
• Henley, 56, added grist to the mill last month by selling his Atherton home, located near Oracle's Redwood Shores headquarters.
• Such incidents are grist to the mill of Middle Australia, which has always been ambivalent at best towards the successive waves of post-war immigrants.
• This is the only essay in " Partial Portraits " on a writer of minor significance, and it has provided grist to the mill of biographical speculation.
• As a novice shopper of 20, I could be and was turned on by a garment of practically any cut, cloth and colour-all was grist to the mill.
• Thus do they provide grist to the mill for such as Salman Rushdie and V . S . Naipaul, described as " Uncle Tom " writers by Dr Farish A . Noor.
• However the manner of the defeat in the play-off for the Quarter finals by Leicester Tigers brought further grist to the mill as far as the'Gang of Four'were concerned.
• Inevitably, EAPs are grist to the mill of management theorists ( there is a long case study in the May-June issue of Harvard Business Review about managing a fictional manic-depressive called Dan ).
• In 1982, Steven G . Kellman, professor of comparative literature at the University of Texas at San Antonio, brought fresh grist to the mill by publishing a short study, " The Yellow Rose of Texas ".
• This is grist to the mill not just of current gloomsters, but also of those who argue that the East Asian " miracle " was always a myth, based not on genuine leaps in efficiency but on huge and unsustainable increases in capital and labor inputs.
• By adding grist to the mill of escalating regional resentment, America's own religious extremists, racists and anti-Muslim bigots within the military have ensured that they and their comrades in arms will continue to pay the awful price in spilled blood . . . the real-world consequence of this intrinsically ingrained religious prejudice and bigotry is the loss of service members'lives and limbs ."