The bill was trenchantly criticised by Piloo Mody of the Swatantra Party, who stated that India's secular and democratic Constitution was being converted into an instrument of a " totalitarian oligarchy devoid of the rule of law ".
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So it is now clear that the prophecy delivered so trenchantly 10 years ago by John Le Carre in " The Russia House, " his novel about the end of the great Soviet myth, turns out to be true.
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Perhaps most of all there is the widespread sense, expressed trenchantly in " A Nation at Risk, " that the economic prospects of children and the nation are dependent on an educational system that is not performing well enough.
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A cross between de Tocqueville and Dave Barry, Bryson writes about today's America in a way that's both trenchantly observant and pound-on-the-floor, snort-root-beer-out-your-nose funny.
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A staunch conservative with traditional Victorian values, his trenchantly expressed views on such subjects as juvenile delinquency, apartheid and Rhodesia's defiance of the Commonwealth ( he was a strong supporter of Ian Smith's white minority regime ) attracted much criticism.
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Their most popular columnists include writer John Bolea, songwriter Joaquin Carbonell, and Deputy Director of the medium, ex-director of the Heraldo de Aragon, Jose Luis Trasobares, whose column " The Independent " trenchantly analyzes the current social and political.
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Ah, well, too bad for civilians who haven't heard of Hamell, whose trenchantly iconoclastic recent release, " Tough Love, " on Ani DiFranco's Righteous Babe label, is an overstuffed offering of attitude laced around catchy hooks.
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:: Actually, Marx's view is specifically and trenchantly anti-Utopian, which he considered one of the main fallacies of what he called'bourgeois socialism .'The rest of the model you have outlined here belongs to Lenin, not Marx.
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Your correspondent here saw it only once, and that was immediately after watching David Brinkley, George Will, Cokie Roberts, Sam Donaldson and William Kristol discuss affairs of state so trenchantly that his mind was still lost in realms of somber ponderation when the story began.
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In philosophy, some criticism has arisen because " the dominant school of philosophy in the English speaking world, analytic philosophy [ . . . ] has been trenchantly ahistorical, and indeed anti-historical ", but that this is a problem remains a minority view.
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