There aren't many designers _ not many human beings, actually _ who could, without a hint of irony, make people listen to Bette Midler sing the theme from " The Rose " and still retain citizenship in the republic of the unimpeachably groovy.
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A good many people will remember that Mr . Hayes gave the country peace and rest for four years, and that, while he did not make the unimpeachably " clean " administration of which some of his favorites boast, he did manage to avoid great scandals.
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What is annoying most people, I think, is Mark's determination to remove the characterization " conservative " from instances that are either well sourced, or as in the case of " The Spectator ", unimpeachably and ( with good cause ) proudly conservative.
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"Nobody is unimpeachably right in ` Primary Colors, "'said Klein, whose exploration of the moral corrosion of politics borrowed from Robert Penn Warren's 1946 novel " All the King's Men " and whose big set speeches remain basically intact in the film.
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He found the book to be, " a more or less unimpeachably plausible portrait of one ( fictional ) street in Clapham, a popular south London'village'where a spacious but fairly hideous Victorian house can command a price approaching a hundred times the UK's median annual income ".
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The center's current " Juvenilia CenterFest " includes not only an art exhibition of works by an unimpeachably heterogeneous roster of contributors, but an R-rated " nouveau circus " featuring French and San Francisco performance artists and a film series of movies made by teen-agers.
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My understanding is that OSX out of the box is probably more inherently secure than XP is out of the box is that correct ? ( " More secure " does not mean " unimpeachably secure, " of course . )-- talk ) 14 : 22, 27 January 2011 ( UTC)
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Ian Mathers of Stylus Magazine noted that " there's a core of unimpeachably classic work on " Homework ", hidden among the merely good, and when you've got such a classic debut hidden in the outlines of the epic slouch of their debut, it's hard not to get frustrated . " " Rolling Stone " awarded the album three stars out of five, commenting that " the duo's essential, career-defining insight is that the problem with disco the first time around was not that it was stupid but that it was not stupid enough . " According to Scott Woods of " The Village Voice ", " Daft Punk [ tore ] the lid off the [ creative ] sewer " with the release of " Homework ".
