Former President Carter said Monday that the " inexorability " of a U . S . invasion, coupled with persistent diplomacy, was " the key " to reaching an agreement with Haitian military rulers that averted bloodshed.
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Slinky, sexy " Love Jones " brings new life to an old story : a courtship and all its predictable detours on the road to romance, with a boy-meets-girl inexorability along the way to love.
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Other smart foreign directors who came to America figured out some sort of halfway house where they could indulge their obsessions in commercial formats _ Hitchcock's thrillers, Fritz Lang's meditations on the inexorability of fate, and so forth.
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This is the first negation [ antithesis ] of individual private property . [ The " first negation ", or antithesis, negates the thesis, which in this instance is feudalism, the economic system that preceded capitalism . ] . . . But capitalist production begets, with the inexorability of a law of Nature, its own negation.
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After a decade of culture wars _ politicians nibbling away at the National Endowment for the Arts, Congress and artists dueling about what is fit for America to see _ there was a chilling inexorability to the most recent skirmish, when New York's mayor tried to cut off financing for the Brooklyn Museum of Art because of a religious portrait in which one of the artist's materials was elephant dung.
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Whether discussing the essence of statecraft ( " What one has to make sure is that the urgent doesn't drive out the important " ) or US chances in soccer's World Cup ( " I'd be satisfied if America makes it into the final 16 " ), Kissinger hardly varies his tone or rhythm, speaking with an unhurried inexorability that verges on the geologic.
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But not altogether different : the song is a kind of passacaglia on the theme of the first four bars of the piano part; this simple harmonic progression, with the piano part consisting almost entirely of block chords, dominates the song and does much to give it its feeling of inexorability, and its brief abandonment ( displaced by a succession of increasingly dissonant chords ) at the climax of the song signals the frantic horror of the poet.
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It is easy to point out that its thought is commonplace, that its diction and imagery are correct, noble but unoriginal, and to wonder where the immediately recognizable greatness has slipped in . " Following in 1963, Martin Day argued that the poem was " perhaps the most frequently quoted short poem in English . " Frank Brady, in 1965, declared, " Few English poems have been so universally admired as Gray's " Elegy ", and few interpreted in such widely divergent ways . " Patricia Spacks, in 1967, focused on the psychological questions in the poem and claimed that " For these implicit questions the final epitaph provides no adequate answer; perhaps this is one reason why it seems not entirely a satisfactory conclusion to the poem . " She continued by praising the poem : " Gray's power as a poet derives largely from his ability to convey the inevitability and inexorability of conflict, conflict by its nature unresolvable . " In 1968, Herbert Starr pointed out that the poem was " frequently referred to, with some truth, as the best known poem in the English language ."
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