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Swaysland basically takes these very intimate and personal moments-the solitary young person at a computer in an empty room screams the various sorts of confessional diatribes that litter the web-intensifies the intimacy of the relationship by inviting viewers to don headphones to listen to the young men seen in the images, and then amplifies the abject isolation of the entire enterprise by focusing on the trite things they say.— Baltimore City Paper
Failures are always abject, absolute, historic, astounding or unprecedented.— Top Stories - Google News
Above all, I thought he would avoid risking a Carter-type, one-term abject failure.— Power Line
The poor, little beggar was so abject--too abject indeed for common decency, since he too, after all, was human.— The History of Sir Richard Calmady A Romance

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