Twenty years ago, nitric oxide was dismissed as an element of car exhaust, a substance that drifted irrelevantly through the air after lightning strikes.
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As irrelevantly mixed-and-matched as the circumstances surrounding " Drowning Mona " are, there's also some fine tangential dialogue.
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A further fixed sum, later not altered any more and thus irrelevantly low today, is paid to contribute to the salaries of the clergy at these churches.
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Twenty years ago, nitric oxide was a gas in low standing, dismissed as an element of car exhaust, a substance that drifted irrelevantly through the air after lightning strikes.
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Finally, irrelevantly labelling someone with an ethnicity or religion ( " Semite " ) merely reveals undertones of ( or the " non-Arab " you spoke with ) unpleasant prejudice.
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The RSC's cinematically inspired " Hamlet " begins promisingly, though irrelevantly, with home movies ( Hamlet as a small boy, playing with his father in the family compound ).
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Statistician David J . Bartholomew, of the London School of Economics, said that Gould erred in his use of factor analysis, irrelevantly concentrated upon the fallacy of psychometric " g ".
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The members citing Osama bin Laden as an excuse for irrelevantly tearing into the national parks in a search for oil or for another tax cut mainly for the rich invite public revulsion at their odious opportunism.
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"As long as the waiting list for tickets to Bayreuth is as long as for a handmade Lamborghini, " he declares, irrelevantly, " the future of the festival is assured ."
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Yesterday, a Mac ( Intel, 10.5 . 4 ) here had no printer attached but-- irrelevantly, I'd have thought-- Firefox, Safari and Opera all worked as expected.
