All four performances meld into a heady counterpoint, rooted in sly suggestions of the terror and exhilaration of becoming an unknown person and, without forcing the issue, the moral dubiousness of the master-servant relationship.
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I could always tell when some neighbor or hospital staff person had nailed my mother with one of these comments or theories about the dubiousness of my future life because she would arrive with flowers and begin scouring the room with a broom and toothbrush.
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This point has been made time and time again, but all that results is a stream of sources ( often dubious, sometimes repeated even after the dubiousness is pointed out ) that refer to abstract'white Argentines'- usually in non-Argentine publications.
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Aside from its dubiousness as a theatrical device, the invocation points up just what is painfully absent from the production . " On the stage one must have reality, and one must have joy, " Synge wrote, but the production that follows is deficient in both.
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Regarding this column's dubiousness about the cashless nature of the deal, Howley wrote : " Back when MFS bought Centex, I took cash, rather than stock; subsequently, MFS's stock went crazy, ultimately with WorldCom buying them for $ 14 billion.
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Quite aside from the dubiousness of a " cultural impact " section on someone who has only been even marginally famous for three days, this section is basically a laundry-list of assorted personal attacks on her which have been made by various media figures, and discussion of said attacks.
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Welcome to the sartorial dubiousness of the Rush Limbaugh No Boundaries Collection . ( " They're All Power Ties, " the catalogue proclaims . ) After viewer requests for the ties, Limbaugh took steps to produce Limbaughian silks for the masses, at about $ 40 a throw.
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King also pointed to the dubiousness of Noblitt's qualifications and certifications, concluding that he considers the book an utter fraud and that what " [ Noblit and Perskin ] consider " research " is merely a self-serving screed designed to enhance their so-called'professional'status as treating " satanic ritual abuse ."
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The book says, " Batman's dubiousness makes him unique as a superhero in that his activities are motivated by a prominent inner struggle that causes him, as well as others, to question the moral orientation of his motivations and loyalties . " " Screening the Face " says Batman wears an upper-face mask similar to a knight's visor.
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Mervyn is in fact the son and heir of the late Lord Dunoran, who was found guilty of murdering a man named Beauclerc to whom he had lost a considerable sum at cards; Dunoran then committed suicide in his prison cell . ( It was his coffin that was buried at the beginning of the book & ndash; the secrecy required because of the dubiousness of burying a suicide on consecrated ground .)
