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Some of these creatures have mutated into monstrous calamities known as Exponentially Variegated Organisms (EVOs).
LJWorld.com stories: News By Kevin McDonough 2010
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Some of these creatures have mutated into monstrous calamities known as Exponentially Variegated Organisms (EVOs).
LJWorld.com stories: News By Kevin McDonough 2010
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Some of these creatures have mutated into monstrous calamities known as Exponentially Variegated Organisms (EVOs).
LJWorld.com stories: News By Kevin McDonough 2010
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Some of these creatures have mutated into monstrous calamities known as Exponentially Variegated Organisms (EVOs).
LJWorld.com stories: News By Kevin McDonough 2010
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'Exponentially' denotes a rate, for example how something changes as a function of time.
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Exponentially so, if other officials are elected thus.
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Exponentially rising health care costs and college tuition costs, ALONE, in the near short term, would be enough to “DO HIM IN.”
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Exponentially how many contacts are in the Address Books of those phones?
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Exponentially overhyped gossip blogger whose sense of entitlement far outweighs his actual contribution to society.
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Exponentially cooler than Heroes and a much better “first film of a seriesâ⬠than ‘Jumper’, it melds all the best elements of some of the best action films of recent memory and adds a few nice surprises of its own.
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