| Is the severe contraction of certain major components of the governmental institution abidingly new? |
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| It is abidingly important to show that this country stands for freedom for every faith. |
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| Moreover, the fragmentary form reveals an abidingly mysterious quality in even the most conventional texts of classic Hollywood. |
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| The problem may be abidingly poor translation and localization of documents. |
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| Surely the Levites did not imagine their work to be so abidingly important. |
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| Moreover, Monica is abidingly locked with Charles and her father in another such concatenation. |
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| By and large, they were consistently pleasant, refreshing wines, resolutely dry, relentlessly citrus-flavored and, with the exception of our favorites, abidingly uniform. |
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| Her remark could be applied to narrative journalism as well: extreme, lurid cases are inherently tempting subjects, but they are not the most likely to lead to complex or profound or abidingly true work. |
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| Instead, the statement encapsulates the abidingly grim world view proffered by Graham Greene's 1953 play, which is now receiving a rare — and very fine — revival at the tiny Jermyn Street Theatre directed by Tom Littler. |
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