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It is only when we look at an unebbing flow of errors we can claim with certainty that it is misrepresentation.

It's called development, Mr Dembski - The Panda's Thumb 2006

Then they began twirling white scarves above their heads, generating a marvellous sight to accompany the unebbing noise.

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011

Of blood and tears must flow the unebbing sea. [hu]

The Works of Lord Byron. Vol. 6 George Gordon Byron Byron 1806

With his protagonist, Cave has given us a character who should be wholly despicable: a rabid lothario whose constant and unebbing pursuit of carnal pleasures distracts and distances himself from a son who very well may be going blind and much more than likely leads to the loss of his wife.

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Here, their craft has been taken from them and the landscape upon which they rest is an unebbing and waterless grid of cold concrete, a symbolic flooring that visually enforces the notion of the state's projective ability to render the global outlaws as subjects, or "prizes" of an The City in the Crosshairs: A Conversation with Stephen Graham (Pt. 2)

Subtopia 2008