| It was the pure, unconflicted, pitch-perfect voice of the world's newest global empire. |
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| Like the nuclear physicist Edward Teller, von Neumann was an apparently unconflicted proponent of the bomb. |
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| This is the singularly unconflicted expression of privilege: a psyche for whom everyone else is merely instrumental. |
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| Moreover, to maintain independence, we believe that directors must obtain unconflicted advice from the external advisors that they retain. |
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| The SOGC Executive, Council, committee members, representatives, volunteers, and staff must practise unconflicted loyalty to the interests of SOGC that are consistent with the public interest. |
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| Being truly independent and international, MilleniumAssociates are finding that its client mandates are increasingly from financial institutions seeking unconflicted and specialist advice. |
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| Unabashed cyber-libertarianism, combined with an avaricious and wholly unconflicted brand of consumerism, permeates America's digital elite. |
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| Over the course of his marquee career, he has been the rare important jazz musician with a secure, unconflicted relationship to popular music, an active partner in its development. |
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| Often we see bodies leaning two ways at once — the lower body is forward, while the torso plunges back — but this self-contradictory mood is jubilant, unconflicted. |
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