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| Politically savvy as well as | extremely cunning, she had countless assassination att |
| moved to talk as | extremely incomplete. |
| ch describes the conditions of the prison as | extremely bad. |
| e been opposed and denounced by Rosenthal as | extremely onerous to the poorest people in Honduras. . |
| ; this opinion is viewed by antinatalists as | extremely selfish. |
| Current research identifies the ailment as | extremely prevalent but also highly variable in its se |
| he release of a poll showing the proposal as | extremely unpopular with voters, Spitzer announced he |
| hat are unaffected by the Solar wind such as | extremely high energy rays. |
| and others describe the Khareshwari tapa as | extremely painful and even permanently disabling. |
| means had to be used to handle and assemble | extremely heavy armour plating weighing up to 60 tonne |
| However, at | extremely high mobilities, the probability decreases a |
| try is the study of chemical interactions at | extremely low temperatures. |
| archaea known for its ability to survive at | extremely high temperatures that kill most organisms. |
| quantum properties of liquids and solids at | extremely low temperatures. |
| Crystallins are present in the lens at | extremely high concentrations, over 500 mg/ml, and at |
| housing issue of very small living spaces at | extremely high prices. |
| The attacks were carried out at | extremely low altitude in order to "bracket" the targe |
| trike with the shin instead (for example, at | extremely close range). |
| For isotopes occurring at | extremely low levels, accelerator mass spectrometry (A |
| They sold them food only at | extremely high prices, which forced many Goths to sell |
| s western lands, called the Yazoo region, at | extremely low prices to a group of investors. |
| for example a fuel that needs to be kept at | extremely low temperatures. |
| enic fuels are fuels that require storage at | extremely low temperatures in order to maintain them i |
| ilure because of its potential to operate at | extremely high pressures. |
| the receiver will have the ability to run at | extremely high speeds. |
| d (HCP) phase of iron that is stable only at | extremely high pressure. |
| Windows-like web applications that worked at | extremely fast speeds by caching much of the code in t |
| n with a short backlift, Bailey hit the ball | extremely hard, with shots all around the ground. |
| Rod Hull (Kevin Eldon): Based | extremely loosely upon the children's entertainer of t |
| o unlock, the last three which are basically | extremely windy versions of the first three courses th |
| eminiscent of a First World War battlefield, | extremely hazardous. |
| is effective (as the medium would have to be | extremely noisy for 2 out of 7 bits to be flipped). |
| states that “the phobia has been known to be | extremely disruptive to adult patients and… incapacita |
| The Command Module was found to be | extremely hazardous and in some instances, carelessly |
| om a crude moving methamphetamine lab can be | extremely toxic. |
| If he finds it to be | extremely bad, he terms it outrageous, and awards the |
| Hel anti-aircraft batteries proved to be | extremely efficient, shooting down between 46 and 53 G |
| he complement system has the potential to be | extremely damaging to host tissues, meaning its activa |
| n the industry - $25,000 to $30,000 would be | extremely high,” Dale Steven said. |
| jurists see the abolition of the Court to be | extremely unlikely. |
| r that the planned ritual to Tlaloc could be | extremely destructive. |
| tes such as heroin, going cold turkey may be | extremely unpleasant, but less dangerous. |
| raters, channels, and hillsides, it would be | extremely useful for the proposed MAX-C mission to be |
| ne, who claim that these placements could be | extremely effective on children. |
| Lei Gong is said to be | extremely prudish, and will not enter a house where co |
| a management, Delta employees appeared to be | extremely skeptical of US Airways management's claims |
| I can tell you everyone's going to be | extremely excited about what's happening with Fleetwoo |
| He instead turns out to be | extremely poor. |
| The Gnat engine proved to be | extremely unreliable, with test flights being forced t |
| verfall here and in a south east wind can be | extremely challenging for the kayaker. |
| Gyroscopes of this type can be | extremely accurate and stable. |
| The document is thought to be | extremely comprehensive and very specific although no |
| They can be | extremely variable in colour from green to black-brown |
| research indicates that the molecule may be | extremely short lived, decomposing into two molecules |
| e of Edmond's death said "A scientist can be | extremely proud if by the end of his life he had contr |
| NDP) since 1969, and is now considered to be | extremely safe for the party. |
| ended in any strength, the landings would be | extremely hazardous. |
| e climate and diet in North America would be | extremely beneficial to the players. |
| Lorenzo the Magnificent, who was said to be | extremely fond of the young Michelangelo, inviting him |
| This proved to be | extremely unpopular with the crews and was a constant |
| These regions may be | extremely far apart - perhaps so far that light has no |
| alented young MP was still rare enough to be | extremely welcome. |
| nk that the mortality rate otherwise will be | extremely high if not absolute." |
| 's cardiothoracic fellowship (which would be | extremely time-consuming) and campaigns for and is gra |
| are small extensions that allow Toxik to be | extremely adaptive. |
| Her colleagues know her to be | extremely creative and artistic. |
| Today, InterDigital continues to be | extremely active in the standards process - both in th |
| Yet, people have to be | extremely cautious in this road. |
| Some other features can be | extremely stable (for example, the type of polyphony) |
| The marriage was said to be | extremely well matched and very happy, but that did no |
| Virgulino sought vengeance and proved to be | extremely violent in doing so. |
| cyanide, of uncertain strength, it would be | extremely dangerous to attempt medication with laurel |
| They also made their teeth out to be | extremely white. |
| Service to be its acquirer judging it to be | extremely well suited to serve its members. |
| It may or may not be biased, but it would be | extremely difficult to contruct an NPOV section like t |
| Consequently, Kepler-4b is thought to be | extremely hot, with an equilibrium temperature greater |
| ted in medieval England and later came to be | extremely popular in Wales. |
| ntion of King Zhou and caused the king to be | extremely obsessed with her. |
| This riding is known to be | extremely safe for the Progressive Conservatives, and |
| It is considered by many to be | extremely difficult and frustrating in the fact that p |
| goalscoring proficiency, he did prove to be | extremely apt at holding the ball up in order to bring |
| or a lethal dose, the agent would have to be | extremely concentrated as 1500 mg-min/m3 give a 50 per |
| or this series, and the series went on to be | extremely popular (one of the foundation successes of |
| ndle than local bees, which had proved to be | extremely aggressive. |
| e Java Virtual Machine (JVM) developed to be | extremely small compared with other virtual machines ( |
| rements by the NDGDM showed the sludge to be | extremely basic, with a pH value of 13. |
| suddenly goes into loud rock music would be | extremely startling for most people, assuming they had |
| dier of the Union Tribe who has proven to be | extremely skilled in battle despite her young age. |
| This very rapid boiling can be | extremely violent and cause reagents to splatter, poss |
| try, the alignment of each component must be | extremely accurate-precise down to a fraction of a wav |
| missed but his exit storyline is going to be | extremely dramatic and memorable for viewers, which we |
| The sting can be | extremely painful. |
| the minor leagues, Fulchino has proven to be | extremely valuable out of the bullpen at the major lea |
| It is known to be | extremely poisonous. |
| and a passive sound signature recorded to be | extremely similar to that of the launching submarine. |
| She is also shown to be | extremely jealous when Takumi gets along well with oth |
| However, sequence similarities can be | extremely low between proteins that share the same str |
| In service the system proved to be | extremely unreliable, due largely to the huge number o |
| The chips can be | extremely sharp, and this creates a safety problem, as |
| ers and their assistants were required to be | extremely discreet and to conduct themselves in a resp |
| Although ticket prices were considered to be | extremely high, a crowd of 72,000 attended the match, |
| tion reduces the time-spans used above to be | extremely small and gives a velocity or acceleration a |
| fice and members of the Legislature would be | extremely upset to see because it assumes this is a su |
| of the hunger situation is considered to be | extremely alarming. |
| evel three cases, but level two cases can be | extremely dangerous as well, and there has often been |
| expectation), showed such selection could be | extremely effective, increasing variance, establishing |
| espite her hermaphrodism, she was said to be | extremely beautiful. |
| Candelabra Tree", and its milky latex can be | extremely poisonous, and a dangerous irritant. |
| I found it to be | extremely efficient, using much less electrical load. |
| I would be | extremely surprised if 1979 proves to be correct. |
| Visitors are encouraged to be | extremely careful, since the crossing is extremely dan |
| Now, TV Tokyo and Fuji TV are said to be | extremely strict on sexual descriptions. |
| ds and bacteria, and these infections can be | extremely severe and hard to treat. |
| strict while working, off the job he can be | extremely silly. |
| garet was considered by contemporaries to be | extremely pious - in some cases, excessively pious, an |
| Both of these reactants should be | extremely dry, otherwise they'll start to reacting imm |
| ms with turbines smaller than 600KW would be | extremely uneconomical to the developer. |
| This disease can be | extremely debilitating for the patient or can result i |
| However, the concept turned out to be | extremely popular, more so than the show it had origin |
| One should be | extremely careful while exploring the area- there were |
| John's girlfriend, Liz proves herself to be | extremely interested in demonology, and convinces her |
| g other people's material but it can also be | extremely frustrating. |
| Gearbox or drive train vibrations can be | extremely harmful to a pilot. |
| gin of victory over Kennedy turned out to be | extremely narrow.. |
| It aims to be | extremely small and fast, yet extensively customizable |
| This "stone" was supposed to be | extremely rare as it could only be obtained by a hunte |
| to the law, thinking that it is going to be | extremely favorable for EDA, a party believed to be li |
| Idalp however can be | extremely busy at three peak times during the day, nam |
| r one's own mirror image is considered to be | extremely powerful, but without a guru's assistance it |
| r thoughts of men which caused the WPU to be | extremely isolated. |
| Experiences have proved that it will be | extremely crowded during the exhibition, so some big c |
| It is considered to be | extremely reliable and efficient. |
| often lack any trace of logic and tend to be | extremely convoluted. |
| She is said to be | extremely beautiful and also intelligent, but spoiled, |
| In the summer it can be | extremely hot: in the springtime, though, this country |
| e Vertical Tutoring has already proved to be | extremely successful. |
| KooTeePee fans were considered to be | extremely passionate, loyal and genuine, willing to gi |
| Mangalloy proved to be | extremely suitable for casting, as it did not form gas |
| as it is believed he will, the club will be | extremely fortunate in having retained him." |
| ies, odontodes on the snout may sometimes be | extremely hypertrophied. |
| heduled to begin testing in 2012 but will be | extremely difficult to acquire for many years). |
| of platinum on a substrate; the layer may be | extremely thin, perhaps one micrometer. |
| Cockatoos are highly social and pets can be | extremely cuddly, affectionate, and gentle birds. |
| rovillous inclusion disease is thought to be | extremely rare; only, approximately, two dozen cases h |
| nts, whereas their glass counterparts can be | extremely precise. |
| when chances of success are perceived to be | extremely rare. |
| If a person or thing tends to be | extremely active, excitable, or passionate, that perso |
| r the Passivhaus standard are required to be | extremely airtight compared to conventional constructi |
| he polls, a Zogby poll showed the race to be | extremely close, with Feeney leading Curtis by 45 perc |
| The overall dimensions can be | extremely narrow and the space is iaid out in a way as |
| Marie is known to be | extremely unlucky and accident-prone; the psychologist |
| These may be | extremely high or low ranges of temperature, radiation |
| When grooming your horse be | extremely gentle and avoid brushing from affected to u |
| -year administration, he has continued to be | extremely active in public affairs in Iowa since leavi |
| difficulties caused Portuguese courts to be | extremely cautious in applying this section of the Cri |
| c peptides, however, is that they tend to be | extremely resistant to the process of digestion, enabl |
| (1), however, canonical LR(1) parsers can be | extremely large in size and are considered not practic |
| The deck proved to be | extremely slippery when wet. |
| The book has proven to be | extremely successful, spanning many issues, specials, |
| Ideally, a field emission probe should be | extremely sharp, possibly terminating in a single atom |
| owever, his career at Inter turned out to be | extremely unsatisfactory and he was sacked after a few |
| Elano has proved himself to be | extremely versatile, playing in many positions for Man |
| This hybrid format proved to be | extremely successful, as WARM was repeatedly ranked at |
| kirts of the area because real estate can be | extremely expensive, the high prices seen on anything |
| ip with Governor George Simpson proved to be | extremely profitable. |
| l found the Detainee's sworn statement to be | extremely self serving and felt that he was attempting |
| tropolitan Underground lines, which would be | extremely disruptive and prohibitively expensive), it |
| This coastal region is also said to be | extremely significant in Native American culture due t |
| The human rebirth is said to be | extremely rare. |
| ies was a great success and later grew to be | extremely popular among locals. |
| d the Roxy Theatre and the show proved to be | extremely successful. |
| ion standards, structures are required to be | extremely air-tight compared to conventional construct |
| ited to 1 watt (0 dBW), but even this can be | extremely difficult to achieve from practical home mad |
| Primarily the seed pods can be | extremely poisonous, since they may contain what are c |
| im that the formation of government would be | extremely difficult. |
| iles and trines involving yod planets can be | extremely beneficial and thus spread the energy of thi |
| e buildings, its design concept proved to be | extremely influential in its time and was widely copie |
| If they do find a mate, they must be | extremely careful, for drumming the wrong message can |
| While it bears | extremely little resemblance to the oversized and unma |
| "Help Me" quickly disappeared and became | extremely rare, as it was not included on the film's s |
| He became | extremely powerful in the Sena and was accused by Nara |
| n his album Analog Worms Attack which became | extremely successful and the two toured the world to p |
| , the land on which Cabrini-Green sat became | extremely valuable, and one by one, the buildings met |
| The action became | extremely popular due to its expediency. |
| and later in 1935 to Berlin where he became | extremely busy in film and recording studio work with |
| s got to know the composition, and it became | extremely popular during the war, when Poland was occu |
| anization the ensemble grew to become became | extremely popular, however, in the 1930s the political |
| f which became available through PBS, became | extremely well received. |
| This book became | extremely popular and became one of the most famous bo |
| ted as a standard product by NASA and became | extremely popular with users due to its ability to eli |
| The Razor appeared in 1999 and became | extremely popular around 2000. |
| ex-wife, Huang's notorious commentary became | extremely controversial, and propelled him to become t |
| CCA became | extremely popular on emerging markets as a cheap repla |
| In fact, one of his teams, became | extremely close to becoming the first team in NCAA his |
| H.M. Newhall & Company became | extremely successful. |
| rly 1980s, both Roberts and the group became | extremely secretive and disappeared from public view, |
| The track "Itsuka no Merry Christmas" became | extremely commercially successful, being certified by |
| The Yuezhi then became | extremely rich. |
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