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Beyond the Kornuchaket much more snow had fallen, and a few miles brought us to Moses 'Village, called grandiosely "Arctic City," since a trader had established a store and a road-house there.

Ten Thousand Miles with a Dog Sled A Narrative of Winter Travel in Interior Alaska Hudson Stuck 1891

It took my dad eight years to pay off the note he signed to buy the little store, grandiosely sub-titled

My Old Man, Across a Hotel Pool in the Bahamas Con Chapman 2011

Not only have genuine opposition parties been marginalized, but Putin's personal popularity is immense among Russians who laud him as the strong and decisive figure needed by a sprawling country troubled by corruption, an Islamist insurgency and a vast gap between the impoverished and the grandiosely super-rich.

Putin to run for Russian presidency in 2012 2011

Not only have genuine opposition parties been marginalized, but Putin's personal popularity is immense among Russians who laud him as the strong and decisive figure needed by a sprawling country troubled by corruption, an Islamist insurgency and a vast gap between the impoverished and the grandiosely super-rich.

Putin to run for Russian presidency in 2012 2011

"I will buy a Guston," I thought to myself grandiosely, "the way that Matisse bought the small Cezanne that became a cornerstone of his artistic life."

John Seed: Mazurki: The Multiple Meanings of a Philip Guston Drawing John Seed 2011

A committee, grandiosely labeled a "Super Congress" will essentially decide whether and how much we'll cut and whether and how much we'll tax.

Joel Weinberger: Super Congress or Star Chamber? Joel Weinberger 2011

She was obsessed with what she rather grandiosely referred to as “la cuisine française,” enthusiastically trilling the words in her extraordinarily operatic, uniquely accented French.

A Covert Affair Jennet Conant 2011

"The government has failed grandiosely," said FT Deutschland, "in its campaign to make the new stability pact a real instrument of budget discipline."

France and Germany hijack strict new eurozone budget regime Ian Traynor in Brussels 2010

She was obsessed with what she rather grandiosely referred to as “la cuisine française,” enthusiastically trilling the words in her extraordinarily operatic, uniquely accented French.

A Covert Affair Jennet Conant 2011

"I will buy a Guston," I thought to myself grandiosely, "the way that Matisse bought the small Cezanne that became a cornerstone of his artistic life."

John Seed: Mazurki: The Multiple Meanings of a Philip Guston Drawing John Seed 2011