Examples of worthless

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Illusion is self-knowledge on the legitimate romantic stage, where spectators forget the "worthless thing we are" and assume more ideal identities.
Everyone would recognize that econometric policy evaluation would be worthless in that case.
Of course, college is not the only place that has bombarded me with millions upon zillions of worthless, cumbersome assignments.
The expropriation of landowners took the form of a ridiculously low price and "payment" in bonds that were little more than worthless pieces of paper.
In some cases (such as regional distribution), the conclusions without ethnological analysis are wholly worthless and even misleading.
Therefore, it is worthless to blame the ulema.
If all intermediate-goods producers think this way, then there is no production of commodity, and all banks' bills of exchange in gold are, indeed, worthless.
Children are no longer seen as 'economically worthless but emotionally priceless'.
One part turns on the other and sees it as worthless, leading to the self-reproaches and relentless self-criticism of melancholics.
They were seen as an opiate, a worthless retreat from the real world.
In this situation it is very difficult to" rehabilitate" companies since the depreciated assets of these and similar businesses are virtually worthless.
If the bricks were worthless, but dropped to protect (somehow) holdings of nonessential wealth, the deposits would have moral difficulties and require similar compensation.
They regarded themselves as worthless, and blamed themselves for all the difficulties within the family.
You say, for instance, that the man in question is worthless and totally unfit to manage his own affairs.
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