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Conventional forms of top-down recruitment and mobilisation are, it seems, as passé as conventional politics.In depicting one amorphous abstraction (a "virtual" al-Qaeda) as being at war with another ("the West") in the name of a third (an unrecoverable Islamic caliphate), Mr Devji might appear to be too concerned with smoke and mirrors.
But, unlike madeleine-nostalgia — nostalgia for a lost world, an unrecoverable childhood — minutiae-nostalgia is nostalgia for a world that still exists, for a life you're still living.
Innsbruck, with its wide monumental squares and Hapsburg-era bombast, seemed less like a living city than it did a dreamscape of an unrecoverable past.
With a subsequent update or restore, additional security checks result in an 'error 53' being displayed … If a customer encounters an unrecoverable error 53, we recommend contacting Apple support".
If, indeed, a search for authenticity underlies this phenomenon, together with a sense that the folk music revival was a journey into an unrecoverable past and that most rock music was obscure and ephemeral, then there are few figures as authentic or representative as Johnny Cash.
Out of options, and in danger of the aircraft rolling into a completely inverted position (an unrecoverable situation which would result in a crash), the crew took the throttle for the left wing-mounted number 1 engine and reduced the power to idle, while also taking the throttle for the right wing-mounted number 3 engine and commanding maximum power.
Any surging or turbo lag would be unsettling, and would send an SUV into an unrecoverable spin.
A leading theory in the Lion Air crash is that the system was receiving bad data from a faulty sensor, triggering an unrecoverable nose dive.
Sometimes you've got to let people fall on their face, scrape their knee, break a few bones, suffer an unrecoverable injury and you not be there to kiss their wounds.
Severe, relentless, devoid of ambient comfort, it was an eerie approximation of an unrecoverable past.
On December 8th, at the Baryshnikov Arts Center, Pérès and his singers presented Guillaume de Machaut's "Messe de Notre Dame". Severe, relentless, devoid of ambient comfort, it was an eerie approximation of an unrecoverable past.
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Learn how to use "a unrecoverable" with practical examples and tips.
How to useIn grammatical terms, "a unrecoverable" functions as a noun phrase modifier consisting of an indefinite article and an adjective. However, as noted by Ludwig AI, this specific combination is a mistake. The indefinite article 'a' is improperly placed before a word beginning with the vowel sound /ʌ/. In correct usage, as seen in the high-authority examples provided by Ludwig, the article 'an' serves as the determiner for the following adjective.
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