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Fortunately in President Li Yuan-hung China had a cool and dispassionate statesman.
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The images come across as cool, dispassionate documentations rather than artful inventions.
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This character gives the book a dispassionate machine's-eye-view of military technology development.
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He'd recovered his composure, begun a dispassionate examination as a police officer.
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The most dispassionate examination of this report was given by Archdeacon Hutchins.
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He was speaking in a voice toneless, dispassionate, but weighted with finality.
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When he spoke about it, his tone was remarkably downbeat and dispassionate.
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But, Miners Shot Down is not a dispassionate review of the facts.
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One dispassionate argument is more valuable than a shower of missile names.
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Even when characters' lives are in danger, the writing is oddly dispassionate.
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But if science is dispassionate, mathematics is even more austere and impersonal.
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Bredon was calm and dispassionate as a butcher with a boning knife.
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Ignorance, prejudice, the force of habit, continually interfere to prevent dispassionate judgment.
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Maupassant's, detached, dispassionate tone somehow makes the horror all the more devastating.
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I'm up here, and I can take a dispassionate view of things.
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She ceased, and his eyes were still upon her, calm, thoughtful, dispassionate.
