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1. death of animals, and with this blandness of

2. The simple fact is, Bush has been so tolerant of his opposition that he has lost some of his own supporters, and one psychiatrist even labeled him “mentally ill” because of his blandness to criticism

3. Receding hair lent the pale head an innocent blandness

4. There are things to do, and faces that open their mouths and release words of acknowledgement and some praise, though mostly blandness except when the opportunities to scorn, scoff and criticize present themselves to others, mostly girls and women, who resent her for her appearance or the rumours about her

5. But sometimes this blandness is done for a purpose as I’d

6. One cannot, however, eat a person's rusks without assuming a certain amount of subsequent blandness; so I did my best to behave nicely

7. I think I preferred the blandness

8. It was always tasteless and chewy either with mashed potatoes or gravy to try to make up for its blandness

9. The car – back once more to its original blandness – was now parked outside what seemed to be some kind of theme park and was filling up with excited young children