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The world had changed during those years, drastically and unalterably.

It is clear, however, that television has been changed unalterably by cable.

Then as now, they both seemed to a foreign observer to be deeply, unalterably American.

I am unalterably committed to my stated course of action."

After he spoke, more said they were unalterably opposed to taking part in a European currency.

"Yes; but I've seen people seem so unalterably in love that they were divorced within the year.

Or perhaps it was already thick at the outset and then became unalterably opaque.

That doesn't sound like someone unalterably biased against environmental values.

These Socialists are unalterably opposed to our whole industrial system.

At the same time, he declared himself to be "unalterably committed to the principle of free speech."

I shall always be unalterably opposed to salaries for missionaries.

"You mentioned something about moving up the schedule, which I'm unalterably opposed to.

"I am unalterably opposed to the system of mandatory minimums," he said.

Germany also appears unalterably opposed to backing a war.

But it's no stretch to see how a juror's perception of justice is unalterably revised.

The President has said he is unalterably opposed.

They are by turns thrilling, poignant and deeply, unalterably disgusting.

"If we could dip into them now, why, everything is fixed in advance unalterably.

Of that he was finally and unalterably positive.

I had not enlightened her that colonists were almost unalterably inclined to take this attitude.

We want her to look unalterably Chinese, yet aspiring to become a decent American.

You have unalterably depressed me, now you must take the consequences."

His thinking is unalterably that of the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries.

But inevitably, unalterably, there were things which the regs could not have foreseen.

Finally, I am unalterably committed to a "government of the people, by the people and for the people."