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admirable
The volume is equipped with admirable bibliographies, a table of principal dates, and an exhaustive index.
The attractions of civic republicanism have never faded, and there is much that remains admirable in that tradition.
Despite the complexity and diversity of the social formations under review, the account thus retains an admirable clarity.
Despite their admirable political or moral intentions, both groups are guilty of dehistoricizing and depersonalizing the 'essential subject'.
This is a solid and well-researched book whose admirable footnotes provide biographical details of the major protagonists involved in the development of inter-war housing.
In a liberal society this is to undermine capacities that make its liberties admirable.
In addition, an admirable introductory essay sets the scene.
However, the book's shortcoming is that it does not translate the author's admirable intentions into analysis.
Another admirable component of the book is the collection of more than 70 historic photographs of station buildings, ships, processing operations, workers, and their families.
The indispensable numerical method of characteristics is outlined with admirable conciseness and clarity for flows that are either frozen or in thermodynamic equilibrium.
The book is an admirable presentation of this powerful new approach to pattern classification.
So who does she consider is describing the admirable range of issues at the end of her letter as 'intrinsically boring'?
For me this lessens the impact of what in many ways is an admirable book.
This strikes me as being a totally admirable program.
The problem was that these admirable principles were not adhered to by a majority of the white population.
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