| 41. | Two principles which are inviolate are that public broadcasting remain noncommercial and that it retain universal coverage.
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| 42. | But he also has a drunk's inchoate, unpredictable rage and inviolate self-absorption.
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| 43. | In America, nature was long thought to be pristine and inviolate until the arrival of Europeans.
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| 44. | The Astros had violated the spirit of fair play, an inviolate pillar of the American Dream.
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| 45. | As an accessory to murder, it loses legitimacy and its national borders are no longer inviolate.
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| 46. | To protect himself and his good life on the Riviera, he has his own inviolate rules.
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| 47. | The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo provided that the property rights of Mexican subjects would be kept inviolate.
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| 48. | But the " per se " rule in price fixing cases is no longer inviolate.
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| 49. | Nothing saps a team's self-esteem like the notion that no lead is ever inviolate.
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| 50. | Ms . Tennant was roundly ridiculed in Britain for daring to write a sequel to the inviolate novel.
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