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• Deudermont is almost unshakeably loyal to his crew, and expects that loyalty in return.
• It's one thing about which she's been unshakeably outspoken and consistently right.
• Dreamy melodies & sudden emotional outbursts meet, letting arise deeply melancholic, but at the same time unshakeably optimistic songs ."
• As Pip, Ioan Gruffudd ( pronounced YO-an GRIF-ith ) is unshakeably deadpan, an approach that works slowly but surely.
• Progress report : On his first trip to Los Angeles, for the Lakers'annual exhibition tournament in October, Kevin Garnett sounded unshakeably confident.
• Even though Ross was instrumental in the failure of his parents'marriage by sleeping with his mother, Christian is unshakeably loyal to Ross and is the first to stand by him when trouble starts.
• Idris said he doubted that Wiranto had asked Suharto to resign, in part because the 52-year-old soldier is unshakeably loyal to Suharto, having served as his aide-de-camp from 1988 to 1993.
• The five musicians remain unshakeably serene even as they cry out or draw what often sounds like a joyous cacophony of sounds, at least to Western ears, from traditional drums, flutes, stringed instruments and a bamboo instrument that looks like a xylophone.
• Tung also admitted the regional financial crisis had put pressure on the Hong Kong dollar peg with the US currency, reiterating that the government's " fundamental approach is unshakeably to defend " the exchange rate link at 7.8 Hong Kong dollars to the US dollar.
• For example, Robert's dithering behaviour led to one comment that " what is least diabolical in " Robert le diable " is Robert himself . " But the critic F閠is gave the consensus opinion : " " Robert le diable " is not only a masterpiece; it is also a remarkable work within the history of music . . . [ it ] seems to me to unite all the qualities needed to establish a composer's reputation unshakeably ."