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The album's instrumental songs do not grant metal's gratification or countenance its catharsis.
When frozen yogurt was introduced in the 1970s, the American public was largely unwilling to countenance its tart taste.
The Nazis showed their barbarism when they occupied Rome, yet even they couldn't countenance its destruction.
Zinn's Argonne Laboratory was reduced to a skeleton staff, but Compton would not countenance its closure.
A majority of the Panel supported radiation after complete excision of ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) but was prepared to countenance its omission for some elderly patients and those with low-grade low-risk DCIS.
Our government must reaffirm its commitment to ending the use of torture and call to account the individuals who countenanced its use.
–How has characterization of the disagreement changed from its occurrence to the present day?
To pinpoint its occurrence we need to start by examining the forces of supply and demand.
Labradorite is named for its occurrence near Nain, on the coast of Labrador, Canada.
The suddenness of its occurrence causes a flash flood to be extremely dangerous.
It is possible that ISIS is lying about the manner of her death, if not about its occurrence.
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