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We felt it was a good, apolitical program to be associated with.

There is, after all, no such thing as an apolitical planning chief.

It should be apolitical, although recommendations from members of Congress would play a part.

This is considered the highest office in our country and should be apolitical.

"I was pretty apolitical until eight or nine years ago," he said.

It sounds so apolitical, asking a general what he needs.

But this middle class is also apolitical and a bit unsure of itself.

"They were very apolitical, and a great asset to the country."

The nice thing about the students movement is that it has been largely Apolitical.

Like youth culture in other countries, it seems notably apolitical.

For most of the next decade, contemporary art became largely apolitical.

That is hardly new; the Court has never been entirely apolitical.

Inevitably what they have to say about texts looks apolitical.

The group is apolitical and enjoys widespread support from the community.

Despite the injustices done to him by the government, his work is apolitical.

"I am totally apolitical when it comes to doing my duties."

They are political races designed to have an apolitical tone.

But the reasons for these departures are far from apolitical.

A tour guide said she was apolitical but added, "I am quite different now."

Foster did not, on the other hand, become wholly apolitical.

Ms. Hamilton said she is apolitical, and has to be, because of her job.

An apolitical return to the 70's wasn't the only option.

Although the music may sound apolitical, it carries a message of freedom.

Its teachers were keen to impress upon me the apolitical nature of their work.

Although he was enrolled as a Democrat, his public activities were apolitical.