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Even that which the modern ear experiences as a delay in the sound or a limit to its capacity to render passages with the agility of an electronic instrument offer a sound that is irreplaceably real and affecting.

What is the Organ? 2009

I've never actually had fondant, but I HAVE had frosting, an irreplaceably magical substance.

Sunday Sweets: Ribbons and Lace 2009

We like the pre-CG, John Carpenter-esque, irreplaceably physical heft of it all.

It's Back -- Why the Terminator Is Unstoppable 2009

We like the pre-CG, John Carpenter-esque, irreplaceably physical heft of it all.

It's Back — Why the Terminator Is Unstoppable 2009

We would affirm every gesture toward social justice and liberty, everything that honored each human being as irreplaceably worthwhile and the whole of humanity sacred.

April « 2006 « Bill Ayers 2006

We would affirm every gesture toward social justice and liberty, everything that honored each human being as irreplaceably worthwhile and the whole of humanity sacred.

Weather Underground Redux 2006

Graves had lost many personal items, a few hundred dollars, and his laptop, while Donk had parted with virtually all of his photographic equipment, including an irreplaceably good wide-lens he had purchased in London on the way over.

Excerpt: God Lives In St. Petersburg by Tom Bissell 2005

But the media still plays an irreplaceably crucial role in our country -- to serve as a watchdog over the government and to discover and expose government wrongdoing, including -- especially -- wrongdoing which the government is attempting to keep concealed.

Archive 2006-03-01 Glenn Greenwald 2006

For that reason, most people who read and participate in blogs believe that blogs now play an irreplaceably important role in trying to force some measure of change.

Archive 2006-03-01 Glenn Greenwald 2006

But the media still plays an irreplaceably crucial role in our country -- to serve as a watchdog over the government and to discover and expose government wrongdoing, including -- especially -- wrongdoing which the government is attempting to keep concealed.

Bush's attacks on press freedoms escalate Glenn Greenwald 2006