And unlike teen-age boys _ whose interests seem to oscillate timelessly between cars and the sex-symbols of the era _ her well-being hinged on her capacity for optimally uninhibited and uninterrupted communication.
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Going one step farther than the country singer Hank Williams, who used the alter ego Luke the Drifter to tell tales of sin and salvation, Oldham adopts multiple names to make himself timelessly enigmatic yet ultra modern.
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From a neat knee-length pinstriped redingote with trousers, a finely-striped overblouse and high-heeled pumps to the final tuxedo with a sparkling sequined bolero, it was vintage Saint Laurent and timelessly modern.
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Defending Leibniz's argument against God's enduring for infinite time prior to creating the universe, and appealing to the kalam cosmological argument, Craig says that God exists timelessly and temporally since the moment of creation.
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Long before the historian Daniel Jonah Goldhagen raised the question, German emigres, Jewish and Christian, debated in its pages whether the catastrophe for the Jews of Europe should be attributed to the Nazis or to something timelessly, innately German.
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Indeed : There's a classic simplicity about a martini, from the purity of its alcohol ( 2 1 / 2 ounces of gin or vodka, splash of vermouth ) to the taper of the glass, as timelessly tasteful as a strand of pearls.
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The changes in Robeson's concert renditions of the song shift the portrayal of Joe away from a resigned and sad character who is susceptible to the forces of his world, to one who is timelessly empowered and able to persevere through even the most trying circumstances.
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But from another these are avant garde ambient moonscapes of a ferociously experimental nature . " The review concluded that " Portishead's post-ambient, timelessly organic blues are probably too left-field, introspective and downright Bristolian to grab short-term glory as some kind of Next Big Thing.
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The paper you link to doesn't seem to say this, although it talks about various physicists drawing ontological conclusions from the physics-- in the introduction it says that taking the block universe view means " regarding the universe as a timelessly existing four-dimensional world ", with " timelessly existing " being an ontological claim.
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The paper you link to doesn't seem to say this, although it talks about various physicists drawing ontological conclusions from the physics-- in the introduction it says that taking the block universe view means " regarding the universe as a timelessly existing four-dimensional world ", with " timelessly existing " being an ontological claim.
