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Katharine Graham's decision to publish the Pentagon Papers was indeed laudable, helping to expose lies that had greased the wheels of the war machinery with such horrific consequences in Vietnam.
Their efforts to select in vitro concentrations based on reported occupational exposure levels of inhaled nanomaterials are, indeed, laudable.
And to build a world where sex is no longer commodified and pleasure is freely exchanged is indeed a laudable feminist project.
There is, indeed, a split between the group's laudable title and its more dubious workings.
The Hugo organisers themselves admit the voting system is complicated: "While the process is indeed involved, the basic idea is simple and the intention is laudable.
Yet in an important address delivered as long ago as 1983, Pope John Paul II argued that genetic enhancement was permissible — indeed, laudable — even from a Catholic point of view, as long as it met certain basic moral rules.
Gradually the killings abated, but the legacy that Khalkhali left was the conviction that it was possible, and indeed laudable, for "Islamic courts" to execute individuals at will.
The desire to achieve a healthy old age is laudable indeed, and will be even more so in the future.
Of course, it is perfectly possible -- indeed laudable -- to simultaneously stand in support of a country and nonetheless criticize its government.
This is a laudable, indeed, an important goal, and the authors use a battery of appropriate, sensitive and powerful methods.
