When the twin towers went down, I feared that the provocation would be too much, that a state of unthought ( exactly the state that terrorists seek to create ) would prevail.
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This is particularly true in hierarchical, authoritarian societies where approved practices are not challenged, but in any society decision-making processes tend to become a fixed and unthought-of part of the culture.
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This may be through the development of new and layered narrative voices; it may be through a fuller realization of a stylistic device introduced earlier; through metaphor or symbol or a series of ironic juxtapositions; or through methods as yet unthought of.
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Often what will be voiced is the'unthought known'of the system, i . e . what cannot be voiced in the system, for it is'secret', but is recognised as a factor in the being of the system.
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A head injury unlocks Sylvia's libido, and she is inducted into a mystical sex cult ( led by Johnny Knoxville, of " Jackass " fame ) devoted to finding an outre, hitherto unthought-of sexual proclivity that will unlock the secrets of the universe.
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We find in his paintings spectacular spiral lines and longitudinal strokes which glide through the canvas, outlined by an energetic use of the primary palette, extracting from these colors unthought-of shades and gradations that have become a signature and a characteristic of his bold and powerfully musical style.
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The " surprising and unthought of " magazine's style produced a response of hundreds of letters of inquiries . " The Athenian Gazette ", as these first two issues were called, produced such a large readership that an increase in their Society membership of " experts " was required.
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Appearing before the Senate Armed Services Committee more than 25 years after hearings for his first confirmation as secretary of defense, Rumsfeld said the United States today faced " a dangerous and untidy world " that included threats unthought of during the Cold War, like cyberattacks and ballistic missiles from emerging nuclear powers.
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In Coyote's view, remembrances of the 1960s tend too often to be either nostalgic romances that dismiss the passions of the time as the indulgences of youth or denunciations of the David Horowitz variety that apologize for a revolutionary past and trace the nation's current ills to the decade's unthought-through radicalism.
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Stories of perpetrators and victims and the consequences of the Holocaust for future generations already intellectually worked through by political scientists and historians were noticeable during the conferences by individual fates and showed the big gap in the individual and personal workup . Fantasies, Dreams, Unknowns, Unthought-knowns, Unspoken and Unspeakable were alive.
