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EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But he is critical, too, of some liberal notions and nostrums about migration, refugees and asylum seekers.
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Despite its flaws, politicians find this nostrum beguiling, since the costs are hidden from the public.
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Praise of public wealth can face down the Tory nostrum that we each spend our own money better than the Government does.
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The danger apprehended that quack nostrums in public policy can be forced upon the voters by demagogues is demonstrably nonexistent.
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The doctor's nostrums were as likely to hasten death as delay it.
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The old planners, with their Keynesian nostrums, were isolated.
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These two forms of dissent coalesced in the demand for a stronger approach to the Tory nostrum of tariff reform.