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The appeal of traditional lads' mags was always founded on two pillars: naked women and brash humour.

"That's what great stories are always founded upon," he said.

The shocks that arrive in the film's final act may seem arbitrary, but they are also reminders that normalcy — whether in the vanished, shadowy world of Communism or in the bright, familiar domain of consumer capitalism — is always founded on hypocrisy and menaced by chaos.

Company share prices are always founded largely on trust and hope as well as fact.

Most of the ethical works of Philodemus are practical in outlook, assuming rather than arguing for the tenets of Epicurean ethical theory, on which they are always founded (Section 2.2.5.1).

Having had a golden run since the club was founded, there was always going to be a time when the Wanderers didn't have everything go their way.

It was always the intention, from the founding of ICANN, for that contract to fade away as the internet community developed oversight mechanisms that could replace NTIA's role.

Installation was always one of Judd's founding principles as an artist, and the environment and exhibition of each work at the Chinati has been carefully considered.

Joy was always the freethinker of Sun's founding quartet.

And if you're still fired up and hungry for more, there's always the recently founded Wood Club.

For Derrida, the "re-institution" of the law in a unique decision is a kind of violence since it does not conform perfectly to the instituted codes; the law is always, according to Derrida, founded in violence.