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Packet is quickly making a name for itself thanks to its unopinionated bare metal cloud.
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Zoho isn't following in the footsteps of Google or Amazon here and offering a relatively unopinionated platform for running virtual machines and containers.
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While hardly unopinionated — Merry's "Sands of Empire" (2005) is a sharp attack on the hubris of American interventionism — he has a healthy respect for the facts, wherever they lead.
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Most importantly, none of them bore any stylistic resemblance to the other — a testament to Quill being what Allsbrook calls an "unopinionated" tool that doesn't inflict its own stylistic conventions on an artist.
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Radio was widely used, with broadcasts in 23 languages; it proved to be rather simpler to the occupied countries than to Germany itself. Edward R. Murrow's broadcasts of the Blitz were particularly useful in propagandising the United States, because of his calm, factual, and unopinionated manner; he received full rein and facilities, even access to Churchill. His reports of British courage and tenacity helped stimulate hope. Transmitters in England would also pose as broadcasting from Germany, where mostly factual reports would be studded with lies.
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He later became the political correspondent for The Sunday Times, retiring in 1976. In a career spanning more than 40 years Margach knew 11 Prime Ministers and his unopinionated journalism helped generations of politicians from all parties to entrust him with their confidences; he was friends both with the far-left MP James Maxton and the Conservative peer Lord Swinton. Shortly before he died he wrote his memoirs The Abuse of Power which, as Ferdinand Mount noted, "portrays most of the prime ministers he was intimate with as vain, bullying, deceitful, paranoiac, unscrupulous and vengeful. But what is so strange is that for virtually half his life he lived with these monsters and never wrote a thing in his newspaper about what they were really like".
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