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Reforms of real magnitude will almost certainly depend on preventing immoderation and securing bipartisan support, and little of that seems likely in a GOP-only government.
Give divided government a chance by Niskanen, William A. / Washington Monthly
Castrati had the reputation for frivolity, vanity, enjoying perfumes, using make-up, emotionality, instability, and immoderation.
Manhood and the neutered body in early modern Spain by Behrend-Martinez, Edward / Journal of Social History
For as much as Cameron's photography ran on ambition, so it was fueled by immoderation.
"Julia Margaret Cameron's Women." by Armstrong, Carol / Artforum International
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