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"I think it's the most arrant piece of political trickery, " said Janet Hews, 69, a retired job services worker for the state.
"He had an early-on and uncanny ability to see what he wanted to accomplish, " says longtime friend Donna Arrants, 42, of Marietta.
Cook has stated that the production staff made minor improvements to their recordings, such as redubbing certain lines, cleaning up the dialogue, and removing " arrant anomalies ".
Many reviewers unkindly concentrated on the grammatical inaccuracies of the English of the lyrics ( " Say me no more that he's an arrant liar ", for example ).
He cites Winston Churchill's quip about ending a sentence with a preposition : " That is the type of arrant pedantry up with which I shall not put ."

Stanley Fischer, the No . 2 official at the IMF, says the portrayal of his organization as heartless economists devoid of a social conscience is " arrant nonsense ."
That this much arrant BS evaded detection and deletion for so long does not indicate that it conforms to our policies . talk ) 18 : 50, 6 August 2013 ( UTC)
Bruno Dumont's " Twentynine Palms " is a textbook example of how a director can strip away plot, motivation, character, and meaning and still leave arrant pretension standing tall.
Hony, writing in 1947, described the organization as " " composed almost entirely of politicians " " and its proceedings full of " arrant nonsense " and " absurdities ".
Reviewers and opinion-page pontiffs will render predictable, and rather too easy, judgment : " Unlimited Access " is arrant hearsay, a melange of unfounded if also intriguing claims.