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He was certainly not invulnerable, but he would have time.† (source)
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He wants to think of her as invulnerable.† (source)
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The Mechagodzilla's slow movement and attacks counterbalanced its seeming invulnerability.† (source)
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He is determined to possess it because he believes it will make him truly invulnerable.† (source)
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But, no matter, the Meanys were invulnerable to such subtleties as tone of voice.† (source)
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They are invulnerable.† (source)
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The thought of Mr. Perfect also being Mr. Invulnerable made me sick.† (source)
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He had been holding a pose above his cider of Gibraltar invulnerability; he continued to gaze challengingly around him until he began to realize that wherever he looked, calculating eyes looked back.† (source)
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A little coarser nature would not have borne the strain; it would have had to come to terms with itself—with a sigh, with a grunt, or even with a guffaw; a still coarser one would have remained invulnerably ignorant and completely uninteresting.† (source)
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But everyone knew one thing: The Shadow was immortal and invulnerable and as pitiless as his master.† (source)
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Its air of invulnerability was heightened by the darkness of her eyes.† (source)
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I remember that he seemed unstoppable, invulnerable to the blows.† (source)
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Those that lost or never did have this feeling of invulnerability would sooner or later crack up.† (source)
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He said Congolese boys wearing crowns of leaves around their heads were invulnerable to Belgian bullets, which passed through them and lodged in the walls behind them.† (source)
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The airplane ride exhilarated him, encouraged illusion and a feeling of invulnerability.† (source)
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Dobbins was invulnerable.† (source)
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