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20.SV is named after the radiation poisoning threshold beyond which human beings cannot survive for longer than seven days, but more importantly is a master of bleak, austere and clinical electronic sound manipulation who has found an utterly ideal sparring partner in vocalist Alan Dubin.

Now, you and I are both old enough to remember when that seemed like an utterly impossible ideal.

Stieglitz and Bourne (who never met, incidentally) were men with widely differing interests, and to concentrate on what they had in common is, as often as not, to show them at their weakest, propounding nebulous slogans and utterly hazy ideals.

The difference is that Scorsese's vision is utterly unromantic: the ideal that he has in mind isn't within the grasp of human endeavor.

Like Turner before him, he regarded the academy as a second home, a nurturing community, and was utterly dedicated to its ideals.

It is utterly inconsistent with the American ideal to attempt to fasten procedures of totalitarianism on American constitutional self-governance.

Utterly play and celebrate these ideals.

And I had found an ideal "villain" whose positions are utterly unpalatable not just to the LGBT community, but to Americans in general.

Berkshire may seem utterly nontechie, but its direct-to-consumer insurance is ideal for the Internet.

"Kathmandu was an ideal neutral location," he said, and Dixit an "utterly nonpartisan" voice.

The pre-Budget report early this month was an ideal opportunity for Brown to set out a new direction - and he fumbled it with an utterly characteristic Brownian lack of clarity.