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There is something terribly amoral about all this.
Justice system in shambles by Vanderhorst, Ruth / The Progressive
Looking to nature, man saw not the benign innate goodness that Rousseau saw, but something amoral and violent.
Time of Trial; Czeslaw Milosz's chronicle of chaos by Sullivan, Daniel / The Weekly Standard
Her Manon is a wide-eyed innocent who turns amoral with the temptation of riches and sexual power.
The Royal's Alina Cojocaru by Willis, Margaret / Dance Magazine
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