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Martin riffs on their sexual couplings and Nan's other relationships insipidly.
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Though at times pleasingly quirky, the story is too slackly written and insipidly photographed to entertain.
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Editorial Remember that little booklet Paul Ryan used to wave around with the Republicans' insipidly branded economic agenda, "A Better Way"?
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DACA replicated the main elements and criteria of the insipidly titled act, from its sentimental focus on "children" to the requirement that applicants have a GED.
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Reviewing the album for AllMusic, Eduardo Rivadavia criticised the lack of memorable songs on The Thrill of It All, stating that "ensconced among the mindless drivel ... and the insipidly frivolous ... governing these sessions, one will find occasionally memorable efforts". Rivadavia concluded by summarising that "The Thrill of It All sounds unbearably safe by today's standards, a relic of a far more commercial era in rock history and, therefore, really not very thrilling at all".
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In a 2000 interview with SFSite, Erikson says that a large part of Gardens of the Moon involved the dismantling of various conventions of the fantasy genre. He admits his fascination with ambivalence and ambiguity and says that notion of evil for its own sake, with "good heroes and insipidly stupid bad guys", is boring. Reviewers have noted Erikson's penchant of avoiding "fairy tale distinctions between good and evil", with numerous factions in the novel that cannot exclusively be considered as either. Themes such as history, myth creation and war have also been considered.
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