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But does that detract from the novel’s overarching message about the value of love, in all its forms, in the lives of these always-endearing characters?

He said while the ABC has displayed some contrition - including through the public apology - their failure to investigate who leaked Lattouf's sacking to the media detracts from that.

From BBC

Having arrived as favourites, losing on penalties to England meant it was far from ideal for her country, but that does not detract from the incredible story of her comeback.

From BBC

After experiencing such warm hospitality elsewhere in Detroit, I was a little surprised by the cooler reception at check-in, but it didn’t detract from my stay.

From Salon

Here’s one way to think about Chuck’s Arcade: Imagine a Chuck E. Cheese, but subtract the pizza and detract the drinks.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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