for what it's worth
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And, for what it’s worth, the new cast seems committed to stirring up chaos within the confines of the restaurant, which was largely an afterthought by the time the old cast finished their run.
From Salon
Notre Dame, for what it’s worth, tallied for more than 300 yards on the Trojans front.
From Los Angeles Times
For what it’s worth, VantageScore 3.0 is more forgiving for “thin files” than some older scoring models, as it can generate a score with as little as one month of credit history and one account reported within the last 24 months.
From MarketWatch
For what it’s worth, Newsom should savor his Proposition 50 afterglow as long as he can.
From Los Angeles Times
For what it’s worth, there is gravity on the moon, albeit about a sixth of what it is on Earth, give or take.
From Los Angeles Times
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