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• At least 20 percent of this book is unassailably accurate.
• On the surface, our hero sounds unassailably noble.
• Unassailably inventive, lush, and impassioned.
• The rags, Charlestons, cakewalks, bluesy ballads and boogie woogies of the place and period are unassailably savory.
• By the time Macintosh was acceptable on both counts, IBM-compatible machines and DOS programs were unassailably entrenched in business.
• Willey seemed, at first, the most unassailably credible of the women who've told of sexual encounters with the president.
• My contention would be that this article's subject matter would be unassailably valid if it addressed the big themes in Judaism.
• Only a few weeks ago, support for Japan's prime minister, Junichiro Koizumi, seemed unassailably strong in public opinion polls.
• The long-term thinking is unassailably logical if you're sitting be-ir, 6p6, 1.6i hind a desk.
• The fact that the university and the madrasah are the subject of separate articles demonstrates unassailably that WP consensus is that they are separate institutions.
• Again, we're not trying to attack the article, rather trying to help you make it unassailably well-documented prior to publication.
• Played with basso, Lauren Bacall-voiced authority by Linda Fiorentino, Bridget is unassailably " The Last Seduction's " main attraction.
• Tosches does assert something that's unassailably true, about the way Ali co-opted dozens, even hundreds of mostly white writers over the years:
• John Lee and Allen Wilson have stated that The Phrezh Prince of Bellcore is unassailably elite, and this is the general sentiment among hackers he relates to.
• They wanted to see Nature as a transcendent statement : bigger than life, unassailably noble, above and beyond the industrialism and social turmoil that were seriously rattling American nerves.
• While crammed with specifics, from grooming personal essay themes to tapping database search engines, the book stresses one unassailably simple piece of advice : Sow and ye shall reap.
• Meanwhile, Carol Brady ( Shelley Long, also deliriously dim ) remains unassailably perky, as her run-in with a punkish 90s hairdresser ( David Spade ) makes clear.
• But this much is unassailably clear : Michael Bolton will thankfully come no closer to the Isleys'song catalog than the " I " section of his local record store.
• And since Sept . 11, when Putin was the first world leader to offer Bush sympathy and support, his desire to lash Russia's fortunes to Europe's has seemed unassailably clear.
• It's a case that makes nobody look very good, in particular neither Eisner nor Ovitz, at one time not so long ago the two most unassailably powerful men in the entertainment business.