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McQueen assumed it was just an exaggerated form of promiscuity, the state of perpetual horniness in which most men find themselves in their teens and 20s -- at worst, a lapse of self-control as opposed to a life-destroying compulsion.
Marshall Fine: Director Steve McQueen Discusses Shame and Sex Addiction Marshall Fine 2011
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I was suggesting that rather than illustrating the racism and life-destroying nature of America's health care system, it was illustrating a case of a doctor proposing desperate, expensive, unproven treatment in a hopeless case.
In which Max discovers a tic, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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An equally loaded question the other way would be “do you want doctors to be protected from the life-destroying expensive consequences of their mistakes”.
Discourse.net: Ros-Lehtinen's Almost-Fair Health Care Survey 2009
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Without a quiver, a member of the capitalist-group will run tens of thousands of pitiful child-laborers through his life-destroying cotton factories, and weep maudlin and Constitutional tears over one scab hit in the back with a brick.
THE SCAB 2010
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But we should be treating kids and life-destroying antisocial behavior separately, not assumptively together, and with a level of respect that both surely deserve.
ASBO Nation Rozalind Dineen 2010
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General Origen Vandenburgh, of the New York State Militia, had been conducting tests of his own line of volley guns, and envisioned what he called “their life-destroying efficiency at every point.”
The Gun C. J. Chivers 2010
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Common sense would suggest that a life-destroying flood of saltwater would prevent life from returning.
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To speak plainly and truthfully about the world "" to say, for instance, that the Bible and the Koran both contain mountains of life-destroying gibberish "" is antithetical to tolerance as moderates currently conceive it.
Printing: The Enemy in the "War on Terror is Us, We Continue to Fight at Our Own Peril 2009
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And, it has long been a dead-end street for those captured or left behind on foreign soil -- for those who return from battlefields maimed both mentally and physically, and for those who are innocent victims of malicious life-destroying experiments who have no chance of the extent of their injuries being recognized and are refused the necessary health care.
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To speak plainly and truthfully about the world "" to say, for instance, that the Bible and the Koran both contain mountains of life-destroying gibberish "" is antithetical to tolerance as moderates currently conceive it.
The Enemy in the "War on Terror is Us, We Continue to Fight at Our Own Peril 2009
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