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What followed — as Leslie Brody outlines in "Irrepressible," the first biography of this particular Mitford — was an existence filled with the clich é s of an Internationale - set life.
Biography Andrew Stuttaford 2010
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Irrepressible is the best term I can come up with.
Dream A Little Dream 2006
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Irrepressible is the best term I can come up with.
November 2006 2006
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More timeline than analysis, "Irrepressible" is comprehensive yet rushed.
latimes.com - News 2010
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"Irrepressible" begins with the rogue Mitford at age 12 opening her own bank account, the necessary groundwork for escape.
latimes.com - News 2010
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Reminds me of “The Irrepressible Myth of Marbury”, though I believe that argues that all officials who have sworn to uphold the Constitution must refuse to treat unconstitutional laws as law atall.
The Volokh Conspiracy » “A Sickly Brood of Judicial Fancies” 2010
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"Irrepressible Bailey Ruth's sophomore entry is a lighthearted tale, with the murders upstaged by the joys of the Christmas season."
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He tells more about his work in Born to Bark: My Adventures with an Irrepressible and Unforgettable Dog, out in paperback Aug. 16.
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Reminds me of “The Irrepressible Myth of Marbury”, though I believe that argues that all officials who have sworn to uphold the Constitution must refuse to treat unconstitutional laws as law atall.
The Volokh Conspiracy » “A Sickly Brood of Judicial Fancies” 2010
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Irrepressible himself, he would reprimand Mom in an admiring way for being a fuddy-duddy.
Beard 2010
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