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• At the extremes are minorities with views that are implacably opposed.
• Burnt desert hills rise implacably behind the dead-silent tableau.
• James Woods and Angela Bassett play implacably ruthless presidential advisers.
• Helicopters giving tourists aerial views of Rushmore buzzed implacably overhead.
• The other is implacably bleak, as in fatal illness.
• "I'm implacably opposed to this feature,"
• "I'm implacably opposed to this feature ."
• Martin runs for his life and the robot implacably follows.
• At any rate, Anna remained implacably opposed to the Doukai thereafter.
• This led Price to vitriolically and implacably break with Clark.
• Third, Islam is often seen as implacably threatening.
• Implacably hostile to the Mongols, they now appeared as a political factor.
• Biceps, triceps and abs flash and gleam; the legs are implacably hard.
• One in three Californians is now Latino and many remain implacably anti-Republican.
• I have always implacably opposed all forms of racism, antisemitism and Islamophobia ."
• I am implacably opposed to this bill,
• I preach against the evil in the black community more implacably than against the Jews.
• We are implacably opposed to the economic blockade of Cuba, which is morally wrong,