| 1. | With downsizing and corporate impersonality, it is appealing to people.
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| 2. | Underpaid and unempowered, they stare blankly across an icy sea of impersonality.
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| 3. | Dylan invested it " with that classic impersonality the true traditionalist seeks ".
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| 4. | But the imposition and impersonality of the telephone make it well-nigh impossible.
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| 5. | Rather, he took great comfort in the impersonality of the beauty around him.
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| 6. | Many were later discarded with brutal impersonality.
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| 7. | And how is this impersonality or absoluteness of the conditions of knowledge to be established?
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| 8. | Calhoun ( 1991 ) presents a dystopia argument, asserting the impersonality of virtual networks.
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| 9. | Features of rationalisation include increasing knowledge, growing impersonality and enhanced control of social and material life.
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| 10. | Black, suggesting uniformity, impersonality, authority and discipline, had become a symbol of imperial order.
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