Le Pen noted the security crackdown by Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy, calling it an example of how National Front ideas have permeated policies of the center-right government _ but with " great weakness and flabbiness ."
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While only William Shakespeare's " Macbeth " and " The Merchant of Venice " were actually recommended, none of the plays were actually forbidden, even " Hamlet ", denounced for " flabbiness of soul ."
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Thank British flabbiness in the face of the IRA, maybe, but for an Irish prime minister that is a real feather in the cap : the prospect, however distant or unreal, of Irish unity, combined with a virtual end to violence in the north, a change that many in the republic care about much more.
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One feels that, if any bird did nest near this cottage, it would be the croaking raven or fatal owl . " Frank Vosper's performance was described as " very clever " and " a first-rate study of disintegration, in which the muscle of the first act becomes the fearsome flabbiness of the last.
