While the town may be stunning, it is unassailably quiet.
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The intention of replicators was now unassailably noble — who could argue with better science?
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For all of its trappings as a serious-minded action RPG, Minecraft Dungeons is unassailably cute.
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I was taking a stand and eating my politics in a way that felt unassailably correct.
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Instagram fame is a fickle thing, but it helps when you're an unassailably cute animal (or two).
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"Our father had been unassailably magnificent to us—just as he had been to the world," she goes on.
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And though the remix artists are experimentalists, they also unassailably wield a lot of clout in today's electronic music landscape.
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All are in unassailably Republican territory, as the line splits both the university and the city's mostly Democratic 285,000 residents between two conservative rural bastions.
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Her songwriting chops are already unassailably platinum-plated, her voice packs power in its tear, and she's not afraid to make her pop stand for something.
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Even when considered under the shadow of his country's collapse, there is something so unassailably aspirational about the artist's work that it transcends the importance of any one nation.
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Some short story writers lay such claim to landscapes that those places become unassailably theirs: Annie Proulx has Wyoming, the South belongs to Eudora Welty, rural Canada will always be Alice Munro's.
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But it establishes a pattern that dictates their relationship going forward, throwing Tallent into the hopeless task of trying to undo "my sense of being loathed by her" by becoming unassailably without defect.
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In interviews, Kanaga has said that these scripts and models are what made it possible for him to put Oikospiel together on his own, but the asset store aesthetic is also immediately, unassailably political.
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Insisting on offsetting it with spending cuts is a pretty unassailably conservative position — conservatives are supposed to be against spending, after all — that should protect anyone who wants to do it from their base.
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"Money is power," as Jackie once said to Jack Warnecke, the lover she took after Kennedy's death — the architect who designed the gravesite memorial at Arlington, and whom she later left for the unassailably rich Onassis.
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At the university's 80WSE gallery, a display, without commentary, of 100 mass-produced Chinese postcard images of Mao Zedong constituted a study in how a monstrous leader could, by achieving the status of folk hero, become unassailably powerful.
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The conceit of Orientalism — that the pejorative tropes regurgitated in the art, literature, and history produced by Europeans somehow constitute an unassailably objective body of knowledge — makes the use of "inspired" in the exhibition title rather difficult to accept.
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He has become unassailably popular at home, especially since 2015, when Hungary became the main land route into the EU for around a million Middle Eastern migrants who crossed the Balkans on their way to Germany and other rich countries further north.
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But allow me to mention the scheming, petty burghers of Thomas Jay Ryan and Tina Benko; the anxious, spiritually challenged man of the cloth portrayed by Bill Camp; Tavi Gevinson's malleable, craven and poignantly credible serving girl; Jim Norton's folksy and unexpectedly heroic farmer; and the suave, snarling hanging judge given such unassailably authoritative life by Mr. Hinds.
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Critical Shopper A couple of months ago, I was idly flitting a night away on the internet when it occurred to me that I should open up Twitter and tweet something that — in my heart, in that moment — was unassailably true: Bally >>> Gucci No good story begins with a tweet — or, good lord, an abandoned one — but bear with me.
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Because $pread was part of the sex workers rights movement, it was criticized by some branches of feminism that believe that sex work is inherently degrading: > Among feminists, perceptions are no less polarized – sex workers are either > fully empowered agents using their sexuality in unassailably positive ways, > or victims of a job that degrades them by its very nature. Most feminist > dialogues about sex work sound more like monologues; defensiveness, > mischaracterizations, and willful ignorance abound, making casualties of > complexity and nuance.Hot & Bothered, Bitch Magazine, Issue 33, Fall 2006 > Accessed March 26, 2009.Archived April 18, 2009.
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10 October 2004. In the Christian video game, Super 3D Noah's Ark, the player takes the role of Noah as he non-violently shoots food with a slingshot in order to sate hordes of ravening animals. Although Christian games have been around since Sparrow Records' Music Machine for the Atari 2600, there have been few genres as unassailably violent as that of the first-person shooter (FPS). The majority of games that have been banned for violence have been FPS games, and for this reason, Christian games in the FPS genre have struggled to overcome the blurring effects of the violence inherent to the genre.
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At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, Since I Saw You Last received an average score of 54, based on six reviews, which indicates "Mixed or average reviews". Stephen Thomas Erlewine at AllMusic awarded the record four stars, calling it a "handsome album" that "captures what was good about post- McCartney pop singer/songwriters in the mid-'70s, when the best songsmiths never let their ambitions get in the way of a good tune". Conversely, Observer writer Hermione Hoby gave a one-star review in which she said that the album serves to provide "sonic reference points" for "how unassailably uncool" Barlow is.
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