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adj.cold, unfriendly

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Many quickly crowded around to admire the first images of the newborn, who knew her father through a cold and impersonal screen.

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I could not write an impersonal, distant story, as dictated by academic rules because as a journalist I was also part of the situation and I was suffering it firsthand.

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There’s no good time for your restaurant’s oven to explode, but certainly half a year into a global pandemic that made operating a restaurant unprofitable, impersonal, and joyless has to be one of the worst times possible.

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Corriveau said many of the county’s seniors are wary about the vaccines’ safety and have been unwilling to get the shots at large, impersonal sites.

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Webb spent time immersing herself in the local culture to go beyond “that impersonal language of an Army war report.”

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Van Epps is proud that her family never put her sister in an impersonal institution.

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“The beauty of it is that it’s impersonal, everyone accepts the judgment of the computer, there’s no tendency to argue,” said Squarefoot president Michael Colacino.

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Doubt, suspicion, anger clouded vision; pain routed the impersonal conception.

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In France these reports would have been impersonal messages arriving from afar.

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As it is an impersonal, artificial thing, a corporation cannot possibly commit a wrong or tort like a natural person.

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