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(d) Another ground for this Court's refusal to rule on Beck's claim is that: 'The Washington Supreme Court has unfailingly refused to consider constitutional attacks upon statutes not made in the trial court * * *.' But even a casual investigation of the opinions of that court shows that it has not 'unfailingly' followed any such practice.

Recession has turned to slump.

Homes had turned to rubble.

I am happy to acknowledge President Chuck Vest in particular, who has unfailingly provided moral support.

He has unfailingly guided and supported all of my decisions.

Do you want to put the straw shade on the front window?" An unfailingly kind man, Bill turned to me in exasperation: "Those are details, Kathy.

Whereas trust will be difficult to elicit from peoples whose rulers have unfailingly exploited, for starters, demand for strict accountability in distributed systems could curb the back-breaking corruption that condemns most of those people to grinding poverty.

It also addresses a universal and timeless theme - a man coming home from the wars to his family - to which audiences since Homer have unfailingly responded well.

The capital's buoyant property market, whose astronomic price-rises have unfailingly out-paced other British cities, have afforded a reliably lucrative investment to speculators.

Henkes's parental characters — who furtively turn to books such as "The Inner Mouse, Vol. 1: Childhood Anxiety" — are the more realistic heirs to the unfailingly wise badgers of Hoban's "Frances" series, who outflanked their daughter with sitcom efficiency.

Henkes's parental characters who furtively turn to books such as "The Inner Mouse, Vol. 1: Childhood Anxiety"—are the more realistic heirs to the unfailingly wise badgers of Hoban's "Frances" series, who outflanked their daughter with sitcom efficiency.