Ideals
Picks
Both words in one sentence
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At the end of an old one, it picks a person whose character and ideals set the "tone" of the next age.
Source: Genius Loci - In the 1980 opening, "The Hills of Tomorrow" is heard in part, then its composer, Franklin Shepard, steps forward to make a speech on how compromising youthful ideals is the only way to get ahead, which is gradually obscured as the title song picks up.
Source: Book Ends / Theatre
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