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• “It was an expression vastly different from the tired helplessness she had seen in the faces of men coming home from the war after the surrender.”

  Simon & Schuster: Gone with the Wind

• “And I, as you may have picked up, tend to think the term vastly overused hereabouts ...”

  UUpdates - All updates

• “The WS410 access point sports six antenna and uses beamforming -- a single radio method of handling signal reflection and directionality -- to provide what they term a vastly increased coverage area.”

  Wi-Fi Networking News

• “[ 'The country still would've been in vastly better shape, because Bush is a fool's fool.']”

  Matthew Yglesias » What Might Have Been

• “They've all been manageable but in vastly different ways.”

  "A Manageable State of Anxiety" - SpouseBUZZ

• “Would conservatives argue that the IRS is awesome because it takes in vastly more money than it spends?”

  Matthew Yglesias » LaHood to Change Bush-Era Rule, Put Full-Spectrum of Transit Benefits on the Table for “New Starts” Funding

• “But if Republicans turn out in vastly higher numbers and Democrats don't, the race could certainly be closer than PPIC suggests.”

  The Huffington Post: Phil Trounstine: PPIC CA Poll: Why Jerry and Babs Lead Meg and Carly

• “Demographically, younger and older Americans grew up in vastly different worlds.”

  Immigration – The New Generational Conflict | Impact Lab

• “IF Obama is trying to stimulate the economy, it is because we are now in vastly different circumstances than we were in 2001.”

  Matthew Yglesias » For the Defense

• “The Jebster running for POTUS would bring out the Democratic base in vastly larger numbers than publicly funded gay abortions would bring out the repiggies.”

  Think Progress » Romney Struggles To Distance RomneyCare From ObamaCare: Ours Was ‘Bipartisan’

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