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She was always holding up her children as paragons of good behaviour .

But these paragons are now returning en masse to the mother country (just as America makes life more difficult for immigrants).

The public sector and large bureaucratic organisations appear as paragons of good decision making process and exemplars of bad decisions.

Even members of the Servant Caste have been elevated to Paragons, usually posthumously, in recognition of remarkable service.

He decries the simple narrative in which Polish patriots are paragons of virtue, and their Bolshevik persecutors the epitome of evil.

A higher proportion than ever of these paragons want to make their homes in the United States.

But even among the world's paragons of corporate virtue, reality and rhetoric diverge.

Even as Western financial firms have fallen into disrepute, banks in emerging markets are treated as paragons of probity.

A number of activist mayors are transforming their cities into paragons of innovation.

The Chinese government and Chinese households have been paragons of prudence in managing their finances, saving lots and borrowing little.

The dabbawalas, who all receive the same pay, are also seen as paragons of "bottom up" social entrepreneurship.

"They often eye the Germans as paragons. This new type of competition has to be taken very seriously. "

If even those paragons of efficiency are feeling the pain, what chance is there that Detroit can turn itself around by March?

In a world of stratospheric energy prices, it's natural that 11 of our 100 paragons supply hungry consumers with oil and natural gas.

historically, however, such paragons are about as rare as vegetarian cats.

This is not to imply that politicians are paragons of either virtue or competence.

Once considered paragons of liberalism, countries such as Denmark and the Netherlands have incubated potent anti-immigration movements.

Our Paragons joined with the Stone in life, and now stand watch at our gate, ushering in those surfacers privileged to visit our city.

Many leaders on the continent are hardly paragons of democracy themselves, and so would never condemn a fellow despot.

And who are the paragons who will run them?

But such paragons are few and far between.

For Mr He, Germans are not only fierce rivals but also cultural paragons.

KM: Have you found any of these paragons of virtue, or is this more theoretical and nobody's doing it yet?

Those paragons Hong Kong and Singapore introduce substantial reforms each year.

A Comparative Study on the Learning Time Management between Learning Disabilities and Learning Paragons

to abide by the Constitution, laws and professional ethics, and be paragons of virtue and learning;

let paragons of virtue serve as role models of society