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• Each of these attributes is utterly unflawed and utterly communicable.
• The process was so seamless, so unflawed.
• And Gingrich himself was not off to an unflawed beginning as a lovable and heroic figure.
• From my previous calculation above ( both the flawed and the unflawed versions ) we have,
• All came up with fanciful pieces, not totally unflawed but highly imaginative in their ideas and images.
• I once watched my wife open three brand-new packages of pantyhose before she found one that was unflawed.
• So when she ended her four minutes upright and unflawed inside Hartwall Areena, Butyrskaya knew she'd made history.
• Again, he was not without his flaws, but there's nary a single one of our monarchs who have been unflawed.
• Graf's performance was far from unflawed; she committed 67 unforced errors, more than half of them backhand slices that found the net.
• Paperweights that are refaceted, reground or repolished with chips or bruises are expected to bring one-tenth to one-half the prices of unflawed pieces.
• Howard, riding Jane Clark's French-bred mare, Ulane de Plessix, took second place with a brisk and unflawed 46.83-second trip round the course.
• Harmon describes the series as " flawed characters [ coming into Greendale ] and becoming unflawed by being in this place because it's been underestimated by the system around it ."
• Fifty years later, he explained that what had so deeply moved him was " the fact that these people preserved their integrity, completely unflawed, through a miserable regime ."
• Pablo Neruda wrote an ode to " the one and only pure ocean machine, unflawed, navigating the waters of death ", but a species of the tuna that inspired him could soon disappear.
• But when scientists compared the deep water surveys from 2000 to 2002, when the equipment was faulty, with the two previous surveys when the equipment was unflawed, the catch data was virtually the same.
• Four of the nine judges preferred the Canadians, but the other five decided that the Russians'slightly flawed, but more reflective and classical program was better than the Canadians'unflawed and considerably more exuberant effort.
• The ethics committee found nothing amiss with Hybl, but recommended that basketball's Warren Brown and softball's Don Porter step down from the nominating committee to make the process seem " fair and unflawed ."
• Almost 90 percent of Russia's population were peasants, and there was also the intelligentsia : a unique bunch of people without any class affiliations, who, " unlike other elements of Russian society, were unflawed by the past ."
• Who fails to see the deep and unflawed wisdom of a man who can look catastrophe in the eye and yet keep his own eye ( or maybe even both of them ) on the future when he says : " We can't try to win 10 games at a time "?