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Campbell clamored for months to engage Feinstein in debates, and in the end she acceded to just two _ one of which was carried at an unfashionably early hour on obscure cable channels.
It's the early'60s and his folks, Selma ( Andie MacDowell ) and Sid ( John Turturro ), are Jewish intellectuals who are unfashionably vocal in expressing their liberal ideas.
In the end, however, the fate of Bosnia and the Dayton agreement will depend on the political skill of those whose vision of the future is unfashionably moderate for a former war zone.
To underscore how unfashionably old-school both he and the movie are, " Y . M . C . A . " chugs along to a get-back-in-shape montage.
The Duke spent much time in hunting, planting, and building, and was unfashionably strict : his servants lived in constant fear of dismissal, and even neighbouring landowners were reluctant to cross him.

Mark Kermode of " The Observer " said it was " directed by Zeffirelli like a man still living in the Seventies, replete with ostentatious zooms and unfashionably smouldering close-ups ."
In 1999, music biographer David Buckley described " Station to Station " as a " masterpiece of invention " that " some critics would argue, perhaps unfashionably, is his finest record ".
After her inaugural speech _ certain to be analyzed in minute detail for hints of bias or unfashionably strong opinions _ she will move into her official residence in Phoenix Park near the north bank of the River Liffey.
Unfashionably bred, he managed to win a South Australian Derby as a three-year-old, but his effort to win the Caulfield Cup in 2003, leading all the way, was by far his greatest.
There is a good deal of repetitive religious art and a number of unfashionably sentimental Victorian paintings but also some first rate works by Reubens, Gainsborough, Reynolds, Velazquez, Van Dyck Cranach, Murillo, and other masters.