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• The first is what I like to call a hyper-rational process. —  Joshua Prince-Ramus on Seattle's library
• This is described as a hyper-competitive market across the entire footprint, the Baton Rouge market and the Lafayette market. —  The Independent Weekly
• Plot details are being kept under wraps, but project is described as a hyper-realistic action movie set in the Middle Ages. —  Variety.com
• But calling her hyper-ambitious and thinking she would run for office to me seems a stretch.
• But in doing these loans the damage these banks caused was disproportionately large for their size as all they managed to do was "hyper" - supply an already gluttonously-supplied level of housing. —  Libertarian Blog Place

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