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For decades, China’s Communist Party has commissioned a steady flow of World War II books, films and television series to bolster its legitimacy, much of which casts Japan as an implacable villain.

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They – and Netanyahu – have been implacably opposed to any role for the Palestinian Authority in Gaza, and any pathway to a Palestinian State.

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The most important thing to remember is that polls are not gospel truth, flawless forecasts or destiny carved in implacable stone.

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Israel remains implacably opposed and has threatened to retaliate through formal annexation of parts or all of the West Bank.

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Indeed, I found myself feeling a personal bond with the calm and implacable voice guiding our progress even as my spouse spluttered and argued.

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