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inextricability

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2) And yet 'glue' is not a pleasant image with which to convey the virtues of amicable togetherness and collective efficacy, connoting as it does a cloying messy stickiness, and an inextricability characterised by certain degree of lack of choice.
The inextricability of pleasure and place, as captured in advertisements and in the words of black vacationers and excursionists, asks us to consider the ways in which recreational pursuits challenged and reinforced ideas about self and society.
Walt and Mearsheimer are hopeful that the inextricability, and the confusion, is not terminal and that their book could help ease the pressure of the knot, to everyone's benefit.
 
 
 
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