In fact, post-Warhol's passing, the magazine struggled to regain its once irreplicable image.
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That's no surprise, as she has transitioned between periods in her career with irreplicable grace.
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Hundreds of thousands of calculations go into making every second of the experience unique and irreplicable.
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I drank florally fragrant faloodas and fresh coconut water and milk tea whose perfect sweetness still feels irreplicable in North America.
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Few today would hope to approach the level of artistry in Gouthière's work — from the original conceptions to the irreplicable craft.
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The shift from music as a temporary, irreplicable experience to a recorded one that can be revisited is a change in kind.
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And it's not just about looks; thanks to a plant-derived molecule called heme, the burgers even have that iron-y, meaty taste that seems irreplicable in plant form.
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A $10 billion price tag would require one of the world's biggest corporations to believe Magic Leap has irreplicable talent and technology that will earn them a fortune in the somewhat distant future.
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But one certainty remains: "The desire for people to somehow recapture the singular, irreplicable, communal big-screen movie theater experience in any way they can is a testament to how important the moviegoing experience is," said senior media analyst Paul Dergarabedian of Comscore.
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In Mr. Coleman's book, Dave Bartholomew, the prominent composer and music producer who recorded "The Fat Man" with Mr. Domino in 1949 and maintained a friendship with him over the years, gave one of the most succinct descriptions of New Orleans and its irreplicable style.
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Well, we're certainly looking for places where we can have a very moded business, something that's irreplicable, so a dataset, something of that nature, that is-, that is so large, and aggregated, and has so many, kind of, knock-on monetization opportunities, that's really attractive to us.
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Bucur, p. 135 Such ideas were expressly rejected by the young right-wing radicals Mircea Eliade and Mihail Polihroniade, who noted that, in his day, Negulescu had had an irreplicable chance at social advancement.Ornea (1995), pp. 187, 188 Criticism also came in from the left: the communist philosopher Lucrețiu Pătrășcanu argued that Destinul Omenirii was no longer in keeping with Negulescu's earlier materialistic monism, but "finalistic" and borderline "mystical".
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