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All emotions, especially love affairs were abhorrent to his cold, precise but admirably balanced mind.

'Nothing,' said the butcher, who thought the place would do admirably to keep a mistress.

All emotions, and love particularly, were abhorrent to his cold, precise but admirably balanced mind.

If one ambition of journalism is to help us understand and imagine places we have not seen, both of these fulfill that role admirably.

Meticulously researched and admirably fair, the movie details its hero's natural political gift for convincing people that the public interest is also theirs.

One thing we have neglected to say so far is that Einstein's theory, which describes the macroscopic world so admirably well, doesn't work for the microscopic world.

Unlike Ford, however, who grew cranky and anti-Semitic as he aged, the 47-year-old Mr Li seems admirably grounded.

It is highly unlikely that any one electoral alliance will win a majority of least one alliance that is predicted to do well has a secular and admirably non-sectarian outlook.

The former works admirably in a military parade, but it is worth nothing where real life is concerned, and the aim can be achieved only through the severe effort of many converging wills.