However, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica Eleventh Edition, " As leader of the Liberal party in the House of Lords he acted with undeviating dignity; and in opposition he was a courteous antagonist and a critic of weight and experience ".
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Kasdan, who himself had a cameo as a psychologist in " As Good As It Gets, " directs in an undeviating, low-key manner with most of the film featuring two characters ( usually the doctor and a patient ) talking.
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Jesuit conspiracy theories found fertile soil in Imperial Germany, where anti-Jesuits saw the order as a sinister and extremely powerful organization characterized by strict internal discipline, utter unscrupulousness in choice of methods, and undeviating commitment to the creation of a universal empire ruled by the Papacy.
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His friend Joseph Aston wrote a tribute to him in the " Manchester Exchange Herald " which mentioned his undeviating love of truth and spirit of forgiveness, though " deficient in some of those qualities which are too often the apologies for the absence of more substantial virtues ".
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After French commandos stormed an Air France plane hijacked by Algerian Islamic fundamentalists last month at Marseille airport, Prime Minister Edouard Balladur told a news conference that the action was in line with his country's " undeviating policy of never bowing to terrorists or bargaining with them ."
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"Vampster " was impressed 2010 by the album " Sabbat Noir " and Monarch's " undeviating path to dissolve any music into noise " and states that " neither Switchblade nor Black Shape of Nexus, Nadja or Moss deliver more vehement antimusic than Monarch ".
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A contemporary obituary remarked that'He has left a high character for inflexible, undeviating integrity, and, the punctuality and uprightness with which he performed his Contracts with Government, in the building of ships of war for the Navy, gained him the esteem of the Navy Board, and render his death a public loss .'
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Although the League of Koreans was founded as a non-political organization, his appointment as supreme adviser ensured its drift toward the left . In 1951, Edward Wagner described Kim as " the man who probably is to be credited more than any other with shaping the League's political orientation and preserving its undeviating character ".
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A lengthy obituary devoted to Bishop White in the National Gazette and Literary Register described him thus : " . . . [ T ] he duties of the several important relations in which he stood to society were performed with undeviating correctness and suavity; he possessed the rare merit of winning the respect and love of an entire community to which he was an ornament and a blessing.
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The undeviating policy of nullification by Connecticut of its anti-contraceptive laws throughout all the long years that they have been on the statute books bespeaks more than prosecutorial paralysis . . . " Deeply embedded traditional ways of carrying out state policy . . . " & ndash; or not carrying it out & ndash; " are often tougher and truer law than the dead words of the written text ."
