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• That is the sum and substance of the worth of running.
• That's the sum and substance of most college bowl games.
• That's the sum and substance of it.
• Sum and substance of Fryman's words?
• That is postseason baseball, sum and substance.
• I don't think that really represents the sum and substance of my work.
• But profits are not the sum and substance of America's interests in the world.
• That was the sum and substance of the season for Jets and Giants fans and the news media that cover the teams.
• That fate cannot be the only sum and substance of six months of performance at a level nearly unseen in the baseball century.
• The sum and substance of it, according to O'Malley, is that " Doug Collins is a compulsive communicator ."
• What is frightening is the skimpiness of the issues, pellucidly partisan in sum and substance, that the Republican exploited to achieve their success.
• On 7 July 1598 he became vicar of William Barlow's account, the " Sum and Substance of the Conference ".
• After all else is stripped away, that is the sum and substance of Weld's rationale for abandoning the governorship to go to Washington.
• Professor Prygoski is the author of " Sum and Substance : Constitutional Law ", a treatise on U . S . Constitutional Law.
• "Eventually, the past would become a significant part of my life rather than the sum and substance of it, " she wrote.
• In sum and substance, players in a New York locker room are far different in person than how they appear on the back pages of the tabloids.
• They ultimately concluded the action was handled better than average, but with the disclaimer that the action was " the entire sum and substance " of the series.
• "How, " he asked, " do these become the sum and substance of the faith, over which there is no compromise ?"
• To leave no doubt, I categorically and unequivocally deny the sum and substance of their allegations . " Callahan further referred to the claim as " ludicrous and defamatory ."
• "Money and the gifts it bought were the sum and substance of what a woman had a right to expect from a man, " she wrote, interpreting what he conveyed to her.