If absence and remoteness do not destroy friendship, they attenuate or exhaust it, they enervate it. |
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Unlike most postmodernists, he doesn't enervate the past or its ideas with condescension. |
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A few weeks of the Blair, Bush, and Campbell vision of an enervate media might change their minds. |
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And yet because wealth here is a loose floozy, available for nearly all the good-time Charlies, it does not enervate. |
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At first, an odd stress on accompanying chords in the left hand threatened to enervate the right-hand theme. |
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The debtor may enervate the lien by providing a bank guarantee for the amount for which the general lien was decreed. |
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One is hardly in New Mexico — or in Venice, São Paulo, Kwangju, Pittsburgh, or any other stop on the dismal circuit of periodic shows that regularly convene and enervate the international art crowd. |
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It is unnecessary to take any pains to show how much this prolixness must enervate the eloquence of all modern languages. |
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At that stage, the brain strengthens selected axon synapses that correctly reach and enervate their target cells. |
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