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As a poor pawn of near-unimpeachable virtue, Cristiano Ronaldo will take on Michelle Pfeiffer's Madame de Tourvel, while I shall leave readers to decide which player or manager they would like to see reprise Uma Thurman's well-loved topless scene.— Sport news, comment and results | guardian.co.uk
The moment either spouse files for divorce, even if the other is legally unimpeachable, the government takes control of the children, who become effectively wards of the state.
"This is a man who at the time was regarded as an unimpeachable, leading artist in this country, being taken by a school principal into a playground and suddenly it is this monstrous horror."— Latest News - Yahoo!7 News
Solving the parking mess takes on special significance in San Francisco because two years ago a 19-year-old, Boris Albinder, was stabbed to death during a fight over a parking space. recent troubles have been plentiful of late, the company may be on the road to better times, and the source for that is unimpeachable: a competitor!— TreoCentral
Defense Department tell them, as the unimpeachable truth-which is all that Joe wanted (apart from another media gig).— TheZoo

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