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exhortatory

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Booker Little's contrastingly incandescent trumpet solo fizzes over exhortatory drum patterns on the fast Freedom Day, and Roach's duets with a stately and gospel-steeped, then spine-tinglingly raging Lincoln are the haunting core of the set.
127) The wording of Article 123 of the UNCLOS is exhortatory rather than obligatory, and does not contain any specific and legally enforceable obligations.
Indeed, many of Sihlali's peers developed the more exhortatory, rhetorical visual style Sack might consider neo-African, a style that tends to fit, for the most part, Njabulo Ndebele's notion of spectacle or "obscene social exhibitionism," which is "other" in the sense that it offers a distorted perspective to the ordinary lived experience.
 
 
 
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