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But it was the third leg of Obama's argument that was the most unsparing.
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" The most unsparing picture he ever painted was the accompanying illustration for a 1965 Look article called "Southern Justice.
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Now, some of the United States' most unsparing critics are being weakened or sidelined by a combination of term limits, unpopularity and self-destructive economic policies.
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"This is a beastly business," someone in that same room might have joked, not knowing that they were signing up one of the most unsparing and rigorous satires about the entertainment industry since Sunset Boulevard.
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In "Glassland," Toni Collette's portrayal of an embittered Irish woman drinking herself to death in her shabby home on the outskirts of Dublin, is one of the most unsparing screen depictions of extreme alcoholism that I can remember.
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And trap, with roots in the most unsparing hip-hop and a deep sense of dread built into its sound, expanded its hold on pop because it resonated more and more with a national mood of uncertainty and fear.
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Days of Wine And Roses, a dark psychological film about the effects of alcoholism on a previously happy marriage, starred Jack Lemmon and Lee Remick. It has been described as "perhaps the most unsparing tract against drink that Hollywood has yet produced, more pessimistic than Billy Wilder's The Lost Weekend". The film gave another major boost to Edwards's reputation as an important director.
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His zeal and success in the government of this diocese fully justified his selection for the episcopal dignity. In days of opposition to Catholicism in Germany — the days of the framing and application of the Falk Laws (1872-1875) — he fought against the encroachments of the civil power on the ecclesiastical jurisdiction. He also strenuously, though not always successfully, combated the influence of the Old Catholics of the time. He was most unsparing of himself in his confirmation tours, although the bodily fatigues thus entailed were far too much for his failing strength.
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The Independent newspaper called it 'one of the richest and most unsparing theatrical experiences' they had had 'in a long time'. The work was also awarded a London Dance & Performance Award (1992) and adapted for film, with director David Hinton collaborating with Newson on the move from the stage to the screen. The production of Newson's next work, MSM (1993), was based on first hand verbatim interviews with men of various ages, backgrounds and sexualities on the subject of cottaging - MSM is the sociological term to describe the act of men having sex with men, irrespective of the sexuality they identify as. The production premiered in Montreal, before opening in the UK at the Nottingham Playhouse.
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