Once past that brutal insult to authorial pride, how would the little boy who was so inextinguishable an element of Dickens'sensitivity and creativity have responded to the bright musical spectacle on the stage before him?
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The diary, even though apparently made of a material which is inextinguishable and cannot be torn or cut, is eventually destroyed by a bunch of red ants, who somehow manage to eat in to entirety.
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Even the increased sandpaper qualities of Klugman's always raspy ( and here specially miked ) voice, a consequence of his battle with throat cancer, feed effectively into the picture of decrepitude animated by an inextinguishable spark.
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While it doesn't excuse their sins or excesses, it properly celebrates their powerful, and apparently inextinguishable, pop-cultural legacy, the way they transformed deep-seated personal dreams into resilient, shimmering public imagery.
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A second view, based on the fact that Greek fire was inextinguishable by water ( some sources suggest that water intensified the flames ) suggested that its destructive power was the result of the explosive reaction between water and quicklime.
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Their 1993 song " Osaekirenai Kono Kimochi " ( lit . " Inextinguishable This Heart " ) was used for the ending theme of " Ichigo Hakusho " ( in which then-unknown Namie Amuro played a role ).
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The holy fire called the " inextinguishable ", which had probably been kept alight since the days of Brigid, was put out by order of Henry de Loundres, Archbishop of Dublin, who thought the practice savoured of superstition.
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This drove him to leave Germany for England in 1938, where he spent the last years of his life in relative obscurity but inextinguishable creative power, which resulted in a voluminous collection of piano music with more than 1, 000 still unpublished pieces.
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In 1876 he obtained, with J . H . Player as co-applicant, a provisional application for " Improvements in self-igniting and inextinguishable signal lights for marine and other purposes "; it became British Patent 4215 of 1876.
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Before that however, during thirty years of his revolutionary life and lengthy prison terms Pelagi managed to publish numerous books, pedagogic treatises and books aimed at educating people, which brought him the still inextinguishable fame of " the people's teacher ".
