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president to 39 per day in his
final year. Some of Trump's
falsehoods were
inconsequential, such as his
repeated claim of the "biggest
inaugural crowd ever"....
-
Ramsey Campbell,
Inconsequential Tales, NY:
Hippocampus Press, 2008, 11. ""Truth or Consequences" in
Ramsey Campbell,
Inconsequential Tales NY: Hippocampus...
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tinkard /
tynkard /
tincker Britain and
Ireland Lower-class
people An
inconsequential person (typically lower-class) (note that in Britain, the term "Irish...
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scientists have
traditionally described the parties'
national committees as
inconsequential but
impartial service providers."
Similar committees exist in every...
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moment became po****rised in the late 20th century,
meaning seemingly inconsequential moments that
nonetheless alter the
trajectory of ****ure events. Although...
- be
shown that the
owner perceived the
infringement to be
minor and
inconsequential[citation needed]. This is
designed to
prevent owners from continually...
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works with
large numbers of male
characters in
roles where gender is
inconsequential.
Having an
actor dress as the
opposite **** for
comic effect is also...
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activity that
could be
scrutinized under criminal law but are
deemed inconsequential.
Retributive justice s****s to
create a
system of
accountability and...
- W****ly said, "The
remake is, in fact,
marooned in a
swamp of camp,
inconsequentiality." A. O.
Scott of The New York
Times said, "the
movie never lives up...
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writings from the
ancient church appeared to view this mode of
baptism as
inconsequential. The
Didache 7.1–3 (AD 60–150)
allowed for
affusion practices in situations...
