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As Michael Powell noted in an unrelated television interview, New York City is progressive … as long as everything is functioning.

A name taken from a hill-top, but sometimes referring to the unrelated Derbyshire Peak.

Pictorial art is isolated and unrelated, and the frame is the last relic of the old connection between painting and architecture.

This is the doctrine of Reid put very crudely, and in a manner calculated to bring us back to unrelated sensation in earnest.

Still, this only leaves us with two opposite funds—of infinite good desert and infinite ill desert—which sit apart and unrelated.

The story reads not so much like the orderly growth of a civilized community as a series of unrelated and episodical events.