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That his unchallenged propaganda machine was already at work at the time of his resignation can be easily illustrated.

But we need to remember one fact, small but relevant, that Kissinger does not pursue: namely, Crowe's memorandum did not go unchallenged.

As a historian, however, I cannot let pass unchallenged the characterization of premodern Chinese political culture as "meritocratic. "

Over the last few months, people have been criticizing dogmatism but have allowed revisionism to go unchallenged .

The dentists can rest for the moment safe in the knowledge that the dispassionate dullness of their craft remains unchallenged.

They could prove to be a headache for Mr Putin if he wishes to rule once again as an unchallenged autocrat.

But a light that fails is still better than unchallenged darkness.

America is likely to retain its place as the world's largest food exporter, but its position is no longer unchallenged.

In spite of several highly modern mass communication tools, the power of the word remains unchallenged .

Adams and his colleagues' interpretation of these plethsymograph findings have not gone unchallenged.

Still, even at this meeting those theories did not go unchallenged.

And neither China nor Japan wishes the Americans to benefit indefinitely from the unchallenged monopoly power of the dollar.

After 15 years of virtually unchallenged rule, the ANC stands accused of corruption, arrogance and cronyism.

lest animal rights misinformation go unchallenged on the condition that XX and acquire a deceptive appearance of truth.

Third, how did the claim, published in April 2007, remain unchallenged for more than two years before hitting the news headlines?

He is unchallenged within his own Gaullist political family, and has even won new recruits to it.

I am completely committed to using my profile to help ensure that these women and children's deaths no longer go unnoticed and unchallenged.

The protester seated near the back of the auditorium stood up during Mr. Wen's speech and shouted: 'How can you listen to this unchallenged?

Despite rising fears of a double-dip recession in both the US and UK in recent days, the basic facts remain unchallenged.

If China's lending role were to increase, the paper warned, the government could be left "dangerously unchallenged" .

For those who care about government by the people, the decline in public understanding cannot be unchallenged .

His once-unchallenged control on Venezuela's legislature is now starting to slip.

Security officers concluded confrontation might backfire in vast crowds, so queue jumpers often went unchallenged.

But the virtues of free-market principles and international economic integration remain largely unchallenged.

"The influence that the Middle Kingdom now bears upon Burma is unprecedented and unchallenged, " Mr. Khin Zaw Win said.

Mr Brown, 56, who was unchallenged for the leadership, was confirmed as Mr Blair's successor at a special party conference in Manchester.

Some executions listed by the group go unchallenged or are blamed unconvincingly on the guerrillas.

This idea, put forward by Noam Chomsky in the 1960s, is no longer unchallenged.

People you disagree with are what gets you going, rather than idly going through an unchallenged stream of consciousness.

The legislative program, domestic policy and speeches became his unchallenged domain .

They simply drive people with those ideas to the fringes, where their convictions can deepen, unchallenged.

Partly for this reason, the DIFC's role as the Gulf's financial hub is unchallenged for now.

Underlying this is an unchallenged assumption that there's a "right" to live in a village.

Confront what frightens or offends you. Reckless or insulting talk should never go unchallenged.

But the CCTV gala went unchallenged in most parts of the country.

c. Aggression unchallenged is aggression unleashed.

Although he was unchallenged in the campaign, but escape in British history to become the first soldier died of torture.

Golf still reigns unchallenged as the corporate sport of choice.

Come so, fulfill original " a gentleman's agreement " nature is unchallenged.

American's position as the world's sole superpower remains unchallenged .

Why control the disposal of municipal waste in such detail but allow utilities to pile up coal ash unchallenged?

Further more, a job change might be beneficial if you're unhappy, bored, and unchallenged, and no improvement seems in sight.

Partly for this reason, theDIFC's role as the Gulf's financial hub is unchallenged for now.

All these feelings mixing together along with unchallenged power smash his fragile defence of consciousness.

In fact, users can set up numerous accounts under different fictitious names and go wholly unchallenged.

If left unchallenged , all of the North is doomed to fall under its power.

He is an unchallenged political leader.

go unchallenged; be approved.

Should we let him go unchallenged?

5. Risk models unchallenged.

In China, it is seen as crucial to sustaining the country's economic growth and the party's unchallenged rule.

on the other hand, we are distressed by the unchallenged acceptance of theological and moral relativism.

On the right he is unchallenged, even though he will turn 73 in September.