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There pressed against her the unexpungeable fact of her disgrace.

A federal DUI conviction will result in unexpungeable criminal record.

Images of Calcutta are unexpungeable and lead, unfairly or not, to an easy devaluation of anything less ominous in our own backyard.

Once public notice has been given of its adoption and use, an official mark "is hardy and virtually unexpungeable" (Mihaljevic v.

The streets were littered with debris; the air suffused with the unexpungeable mix of trash smoke, burning cars and tear gas.

The crowds who had jostled close to each other all day, shoulder to ruthless shoulder, thigh to strange thigh, had left their unexpungeable smell.

Grief and guilt and her mother were gone, so that she seemed to contain nothing except the cold unexpungeable horror and accusation of her father's suicide.

One year after it faced its own mortality, New York, in its daily curiosities and unexpungeable flavor, is still New York.

He lands in hell when he is shipped off to Vietnam, and a second hell when he returns, prey to inexplicable rages and unexpungeable memories.

And such are the laws of enantiodromia that the fear became the wish, and missiles sped to targets, and people burned like candles, and silos and cities erupted in an unexpungeable fire.

That music, which was considered square even in its heyday, is not so much back as it is unexpungeable, a vein of American taste that survives despite the best efforts of critics, television programmers and cultural gatekeepers.