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As a result, while actual American soldiers were sent halfway across the planet in a distinctly unreverential way on their third, fourth, and fifth tours of duty (with few here giving much of a damn), Americans treated the idea of those "warriors" and their "mission" with ritualistic fervor.
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He prided himself on a most unreverential spirit, but his instant, most unfamiliar emotion was one of reverence.
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An excellent young cast including Hal Cazalet, Amy Freston and Grant Doyle will be conducted by light-music specialist John Wilson, and the staging will take a fresh and unreverential approach, in the hope of scoring a hit to match Joseph Papp's uproariously rocked-up Pirates of Penzance and Jonathan Miller's Wodehousian version of The Mikado.
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2010
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As a result, while actual American soldiers were sent halfway across the planet in a distinctly unreverential way on their third, fourth, and fifth tours of duty (with few here giving much of a damn), Americans treated the idea of those "warriors" and their "mission" with ritualistic fervor.
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As a result, while actual American soldiers were sent halfway across the planet in a distinctly unreverential way on their third, fourth, and fifth tours of duty (with few here giving much of a damn), Americans treated the idea of those "warriors" and their "mission" with ritualistic fervor.
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