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But in some of the world's most benighted places, that may be the margin between life and death.
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But if the rich world ends up stuck in deflation, the time will come to contemplate extreme action, particularly in the most benighted economies, such as Japan's.
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On the campaign trail, Mr. Sanders often cites one of them: the Tennessee Valley Authority, created during the New Deal era to bring power and economic development to one of the most benighted parts of the country.
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Seberg was that most benighted of creatures, the paranoiac who is dead right, and her fears are enshrined in Stewart's performance, at once twitchy and refined; notice how she touches her hairline, as if to check the lid of her head.
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They did not deliberately set out to provoke moral crises and confessions of murder, even in the most benighted of the countries they visited, but they certainly hoped that the tragedy's celebrated interrogation of social and psychological ills — "Th'oppressor's wrong, the proud man's contumely, / The pangs of despised love, the law's delay, / The insolence of office" — would have some beneficial influence.
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The irrepressible liberal obsession with "understanding" Trump voters—which has created its own tiresome media genre, the parachute-in article from the most benighted place in America filled with "real Trump voters"—arises from the desperate hope that if only these political adversaries can be properly "understood" or "empathized with," then they can be made, like Nike shoe buyers converted to Adidas, to "buy into" Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders.
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Lenin: A Biography. London: Macmillan. . which he described as "one of the most benighted, medieval and shamefully backward of Asian countries".Rice, Christopher (1990).
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The film was generally well- received at its time, described as “somewhat plotted than the standard Ruiz pastiche.” “Reality, dream and time merge in a vertiginous warped continuum. Ruiz seems to be suggesting that human redemption and spiritual resurrection are possible in the most benighted landscapes. None of this is meant to be taken too seriously.” The reviewer for Variety claims that Ruiz “benefits from working in English and on location in New York. Although unmistakably a Ruiz concoction, “The Golden Boat” has a punchy contemporary atmosphere lacking in his French-language museum pieces.
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