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"Exceedingly," said that lady, looking around with a critical air: "coral always becomes such a complexion and hair.
Sara, a Princess Fannie E. Newberry
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Who firmly tells your Least Favorite Client Who Always Wants to Process His Exceedingly Difficult Divorce that you are "in a very, very important meeting" every time said client calls?
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I haven't done any actual work yet today -- The White City is the next thing on my agenda -- but I have been Exceedingly Productive Bear.
like falling stars through the universe we are hurled thecoughlin 2010
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Exceedingly alarmed, the Secret Service went on full alert, combing the resort for potential poisons.
Townsend: Bush illness investigated, poisoning unlikely 2010
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Exceedingly alarmed, the Secret Service went on full alert, combing the resort for potential poisons.
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Exceedingly alarmed, the Secret Service went on full alert, combing the resort for potential poisons.
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Who firmly tells your Least Favorite Client Who Always Wants to Process His Exceedingly Difficult Divorce that you are "in a very, very important meeting" every time said client calls?
Archive 2009-12-01 2009
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Exceedingly cruel remarks--"a waste of time," or "my eight-year-old could have written a better book"--or snarky comments questioning the legitimacy of awards, the integrity of the other reviewers or the authenticity of positive ratings, are sometimes motivated by an agenda.
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Exceedingly few Israelis understand the unfinished business of victory, of crushing the enemy's will and getting him to accept the permanence of the Jewish state.
Eileen Read: MidEast Peace: Pessimism from the Right and the Left 2010
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Exceedingly few Israelis understand the unfinished business of victory, of crushing the enemy's will and getting him to accept the permanence of the Jewish state.
Eileen Read: MidEast Peace: Pessimism from the Right and the Left 2010
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