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“Ironically, it’s a show that’s pretty void of politics completely, even though it’s about a president and it also — I don’t think it necessarily lectures on things like climate change — it’s just you watch a series of events unfold,” Fogelman says.

"A world void of sound is a world void of colour and feeling… sound needs to be respected."

From BBC

Knowing that there will be a definite outcome was better than the endless gray void of the in-between.

From Slate

Dubois' record is void of that marquee opponent, one which could propel her stardom.

From BBC

"When the state falls into the hands of terrorism and the ability to make a meaningful contribution is lost, any position becomes void of purpose," the statement adds.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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