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idle fancy

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See: figment


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ALREADY this season Nicholls has hit a stride that must have his rivals long-arming for the Prozac, and last season's Saturday results alone argue that a similar domination of the jumps season to that maintained throughout 2008 on the Flat by Aidan O'Brien is no idle fancy.
This would be an idle fancy if it were not for the striking image conveyed by Home Movies of today's increasingly technological triage of mass behaviors and thoughts.
He or she uses such play time not simply for idle fancy, but as a way to understand societal roles, relationships, and his or her place in the world.
 
 
 
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