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innocuousness

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at worst), the film is 'harmless fun' or 'just entertaining' or 'only, after all, a film', it is precisely such a veneer of innocuousness that Slumdog's proponents summon to defend it from subsequent criticism.
Slumdog comprador: coming to terms with the Slumdog phenomenon by Gehlawat, Ajay / CineAction
This process -- which Abbas says can take several years -- applies to all publishers regardless of the innocuousness of the titles they plan to publish.
Book publishing in Egypt: 'The system here doesn't follow any system' by Daily News Egypt (Egypt)
falling as part of the operation of external trade regulation, this measure aiming at fighting against fraudulent practices relating to the illegal use of trade registers extracts "will allow importers to make personally sure of the compliance of imported goods with the ordered ones, and also of the innocuousness of imported goods conformity referring to regulatory and contractual specifications," the same source added.
Importers appealed to personally check their products' conformity by UMCI News (Potomac Falls, VA)
 
 
 
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