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Linda Tripp's tapings constitute the ultimate betrayal of the code of women.
If this cataclysmic arrival seemed to constitute the ultimate consolidation of the Blair/Kelly family, it actually worked in reverse, introducing the significance of something -- someone -- beyond Kelly.
It is the stories of these ordinary people that constitute the ultimate rebuke to Vladimir Putin's efforts to reimpose moral amnesia on Russia.
If this proves true, the lung may well constitute the ultimate limit for the respiratory system, beyond which oxidative metabolism cannot be increased by training.
C. 1205 Reinmar von Hagenau, byname Reinmar the Elder, German Reinmar der Alte (died c. 1205) German poet whose delicate and subtle verses constitute the ultimate refinement of the classical, or "pure," Minnesang (Middle High German love lyric; see minnesinger).
The without-end pursuit of a happiness of which someone let you forget the old things which made happiness possible". The terrorist is trying to find Joelle van Dyne in the hope of locating the master copy of the cartridge, code-named "the Entertainment". This would constitute the ultimate terrorist weapon, a device to facilitate the American penchant for entertaining ourselves senseless.
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The liner constitutes the ultimate leak-barrier, which prevents leakage at high internal pressure loads.
The dead body constitutes the ultimate cautionary tale; no priest or nun could have cooked up a better warning about the price of pleasure.
(In an extra-inning game Monday night with Texas, neither team hit one out). For all the impact that the air-conditioning makes, there's been no suggestion that it constitutes the ultimate defensive weapon.
From advanced building blocks 18 23, the introduction of nitro group, which constitutes the ultimate step of our strategy, was achieved by an ipso-nitration reaction using the Crivello's reagent.
But Mr. Downey reached a high point in videos like "The Laughing Alligator" (1979), made while living with the forest-dwelling Yanomami, which explores civilization, myth, the tribe's use of hallucinogenic plants to contact other worlds and its practice of eating a concoction made from their dead relatives' remains, which constituted the "ultimate" form of "funerary architecture".
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