Sol also likes the near-elderly because the two ly endings in the nearly elderly fall discordantly on the ear : " The grammatically and euphonically suitable phrase is the near-elderly, not the nearly elderly ."
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She suggests that the " presumption of entitlement that resonates throughout Steve's quest for and within the Australian nation [ and ] the preponderance of overtly racist passages that often overwhelm the narrative, will inevitably ring discordantly in the ears of modern readers ".
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The Domino's review ended as discordantly as it began Jan . 10, when Grey Advertising Inc . in New York _ which had handled both portions of the Domino's account for nearly six years _ announced it would decline to take part in the review.
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As he toys with new themes and refrains in his speeches, Gore's message to Bradley rings clearly-- if not discordantly after the pair's nasty primary battle to this point : My fight is all-inclusive; you're welcome to join.
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In the hospital, as Buffy listens to the doctor confirm how Joyce died, the doctor says something, but the words " I have to lie to you to make you feel better " are spoken discordantly, as though, according to cinema scholar Katy Stevens, Buffy " constructs what she believes to be an unmentionable truth her culpability in her mother's death ".
