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It's the type of track you might have heard on one of his recent EPs-- the kind Blake purists lament this album's supposed lack of.

But historical purists say all this fun stretches the truth of what life was really like which, in many cases, was hard, even brutal.

Purists might raise their eyebrows at calling the nameless object a planet, given that it once looked just like the sun.

Both men, some suspect, are more comfortable in each other's company than in that of the ideological purists in their respective parties.

Few things enrage design purists more than suggesting that good design is all about looks.

Abbreviations may thus be one of the last bastions for language purists , leaving some people to wonder , will 'CCTV' be next ?

The national pastime was no longer a game for the purists.

Purists say the clothes aren't the same without Margiela himself but a sense of surrealism, wit and the avant-garde remains.

Like many technological purists, Zuckerberg looked down on the ignoble business of selling ads.

Purists might bristle , or they could just sit back and enjoy the lilting tale, with its delicacy of feeling and expression .

Purists would say that the Lo-Patel approach is not really an index, but astock-picking strategy masquerading as a benchmark.

Look, I suppose thats great for the purists out there, but books and movies are very different things.

'Purists might not like [the Hainan course], but I think it's exactly what golf needs, ' he says.

Only a few purists, of whatever age, now use a film rather than a digital camera.

The purists swear by Alphonsos, while those who like a bit more flesh and some juice go for the Malgova.

Where the freshwater economists were purists, saltwater economists were pragmatists.

Statistical purists and incumbent politicians say you aren't real, since the GDP has yet to decline.

The idea of modifying mortgages appals legal purists as a violation of the sanctity of contract.

But those laughing least of all are the language purists, who lament "LOL" as a hallmark of creeping illiteracy.

But the purists will argue that the university is a centre of academic excellence, of thinking and scholarship, of inquiry and discovery.

For Apple purists, however, packing a cover and a case may tantamount to heresy.

For the purists, M sports suspension with firmer settings is available as an option.

Singapore also transcends orthodoxies by embodying what seems an oxymoron to free market purists: planned innovation.

OOP purists feel that everything should be classified properly, but Perl programmers are not purists by any means.

But the jeers from folk purists would soon fade amid the cheers Dylan received when he released Highway 61 Revisited one month later.

Recently (to purists' dismay), Show switched to cheaper rubber balloons that dissolve after exposure to ultra-violet rays.

Purists can omit the highlight domain to enforce documents that should be strictly semantic.

Use case purists might say that even protocol is an implementation detail that doesn't belong in a use case, and they'd be correct.

Purists will loathe this vivid rose-pink port - but poured over ice its elegant, sweet, clean, juicy berry fruit is a delight.

The internet slang term "LOL" (laughing out loud) has been added to the Oxford English Dictionary, to the mild dismay of language purists.

Many purists doubt whether this is really a form of marketing orientation at all, because of the ex post status of consumer research.

Though coaches, scouts and purists raved about Van Gundy's teams, fans more often love scoring. The Rockets will score more.

NBA purists will claim that no amount of titles can earn James a place amongst the league's legends, but they're wrong.

In France, however, a nation defined in part by its language, the purists have been aghast.

Many purists thought simplifying characters as appalling as eliminating them.

This upsets some purists , but opens up new vistas for artists looking to extend their brand or reinvent themselves.

They tend to be more relaxed about OOP rules , which makes them more fun at parties than OOP purists .

Purists might argue that it costs CPU and channel resources to perform the extra GETPAGEs, and they would be right.

Then and now, Vanessa Mae's sexy image has caused some classical music purists to choke on their pipe smoke.

It may not have suited jazz purists, but it was great entertainment.

This aptly summarizes the hard stance taken by web development purists.

Climate-change purists should bear in mind the consequences of failure.

In Finland purists insist that only birch bark should be added.

True purists burn things for the sheer joy of setting shit on fire.

For the purists there are, for the first time in years, explanations and sketches of his famous bridal bouquets.

Then there is the "new school of thought" which has caused riffs with the purists and old-timers like myself.

Purists say that a further drop in house prices would merely shuffle wealth around.

To the dismay of free-market purists, last week the territory introduced its first minimum wage, set at HK$28 ($3. 55) an hour.

The "teens" might prove popular among younger trend-setters (even if purists protest that these begin in 2013 not 2010).

As a result, many of my comments will seem heretical to the high-level language purists out there.

Keynesians, such as Mr Krugman, have become uncritical supporters of fiscal stimulus. Purists are vocal opponents.

That's a prospect that horrifies Net purists.

Punk purists are perhaps the most loathsome gnats in all of creation.

We're not purists about it, but we do try to buy organic seeds whenever there is an option.

It is this quality, deeply English, that drives soul purists crazy when trying to categorize Sade.

Now, basketball purists know that the free throw line is 15 feet from the basket.

In the view of Net purists, .

When Germany's Lena Meyer-Landrut takes to the Eurovision stage on May 29th to sing "Satellite" in English, purists will cringe.

Even more terrible, the purists wear blinders and can not see the person beyond that one trait.