"I assume that readers of my historical publications will have identified me unequivocally with an attitude of strict and impersonally remote research, always conducted within well-defined historical categories, as a kind of self-contained method unto itself.
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While you personally may be doing this impersonally and objectively for some reason ( such as decluttering AfD categories, although no such reason is stated here ), you are setting precedent for one user interfering drastically with another's notes.
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My hunch is that the people who ritually but impersonally booed horrendous football by the home team were, to a large extent, the stock clerks, distant relatives, marginal business clients and moderately familiar neighbors of the actual ticket-holders.
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Newer customers of the Cleveland Plain Dealer live in these old houses, but their " paper boy " is an adult in a car whom they don't even know because they are billed impersonally by mail and pay by check.
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{{ AFC comment | 1 = Almost certainly notable a / c WP : PROF . But needs a little rewriting 1 / give his biography with positions consecutively . 2 /-citation figures for his most cited papers . 3 / Write as impersonally as possible.
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The extermination, therefore, could be done without a twinge of conscience since he was merely acting as the avenging hand of God so long as it was done impersonally, without cruelty . " ( for the official Catholic position against Nazi racism in the 1930s see Mit brennender Sorge ).
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Some have chose not to allow any nonfree content at all, we have within very narrow limits, and the question of whether we should broaden them slightly is up to us . so is the question of how narrowly and rapidly and impersonally we should enforce them, especially against newcomers.
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Ida is there in a plain black dress and bathed in wan, indirect sunlight . ( Hammershoi's love of Vermeer is often noted by scholars . ) But whether reading or standing still, she is viewed impersonally, as if she were a prop, an extra piece of furniture.
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In contrast, in most U . S . states, the memorandum is written impersonally or as if the client were speaking directly to the court, and the attorney reserves declarations of his own personal knowledge to a separate declaration or affidavit ( which are then cited to in the memorandum ).
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The biting irony has been that the word " miracle " was particularly inappropriate for developing Asia, since it injected into an already strongly religious environment an element of the supernatural or the mystical, in relation to what should always be seen impersonally as the complex mechanics of economic and political progress.
