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She said Turner-Smith made a "superb" Anne, calling the actress "unshakeably regal" and "every inch the embattled queen."

What is incompatible with loving your partner deep is not doing what you can to make them feel unshakeably secure, despite these things.

Mellow, anxious, curious, thoughtful, with this open-hearted civic patriotism, Cherry Jones sounds like nine-parts the highbrow stage artist she has always been; and one part, unshakeably, President Allison Taylor.

Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa praised him as, “a rare breed of diplomat; soft-spoken but unshakeably firm … Go well son of Africa, champion of the world!”

It also seems that, in the UK, the smooth, soulful “sophisti-pop” sound of Sade’s music has become unshakeably associated with a particular brand of middle-class smugness with which Sade herself had little experience.