John J. Kenney, a lawyer for Adam Skelos, was perhaps even more unsparing.
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That assessment is more unsparing than any Republican's criticism of Hillary Clinton, let alone of Trump himself.
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His second act is more unsparing and harrowing, with seductions that take the form of surreal scenes tangling racial and sexual anxieties.
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Instead, they take an approach that is at once more generous and more unsparing, refusing to either condemn their characters or prettify them.
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Mr. Fenn has said that the treasure is somewhere in the Rocky Mountains and 5,000 feet above sea level, a suggestion that has tempted people into some of the more unsparing wilderness in the southwest.
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The aftermath of the series' school shooting episode is even more unsparing than the hour that preceded it, as the characters' slow processing of their grief is interspersed with interviews from people who have survived or lost loved ones in other mass shootings.
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Plutarch, Dion, c. 22. 17 His moral worth is recognised even by Timon, though only that he may heap the more unsparing ridicule on his intellect.Plutarch, Dion, p. 17 The report about his sudden fits of anger, his greed, and his debauchery, are probably derived from a very impure source: AthenaeusAthenaeus, vii.
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But the > work in which, perhaps, he was most prominent, however, was the later > Amnesty movement started in 1892. From the start of the Irish National > Amnesty Association in the Workmen’s Club, York street, of which latter he > was always one of the mainstays, he was one of its most earnest members. He > was, with the late Fleet Surgeon Ffrench-Mullen, R.N., for many years an > honorary treasurer of the Association, and in the cause of Amnesty no one > did more unsparing or more untiring work, the true worth of which was only > known to those intimately associated with him. In later years the deceased > gentleman acted as a member of the South Dublin Board of Guardians, in which > he rendered quiet but effective work. The funeral will take place from the > Catholic University Church, Stephen’s green, on to-morrow morning.
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