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The restorative powers of mourning are extraordinary.

I imagine extraordinary intrigues and unheard of wines and passions.

She has shown extraordinary patience towards the boy.

From that humble location, she recently made an extraordinary discovery.

This is an extraordinary and provocative observational fact.

Ambitions such as near-zero malaria deaths by 2015 and eventual eradication are extraordinary ambitions that must be matched by an extraordinary intensification of current efforts.

So let's not lessen the shock factor that should reverberate across this extraordinary moment.

If someone is rejected it can also cause extraordinary despair and can lead to obsession.

If you own a smart phone, you know how extraordinary that linkage can be.

Queenslanders have shown their resilience and adaptability this year in the face of extraordinary events.

Like the Corrections, it's the story of an American family, told with extraordinary power and richness.

Every conceivable Protestant sect was publishing treatises of theological speculation and publishing treatises of religious propaganda at an extraordinary rate.

There are visible signs of progress, often the result of extraordinary efforts; and grating signs of retreat and cynicism.

The man who discovered the old Inca city of Machupicchu in 1911 had faced extraordinary difficulties to reach it.

In this love story, the heroine seemed to have extraordinary strength, all difficulties will be nothing difficult.

The notice for the extraordinary shareholders' general meeting shall be announced at least three times before the extraordinary shareholders' general meeting is held and a network voting system shall be provided to permit shareholders to participate in the vote.

There were two contrary, yet predictable economic consequences from this extraordinary attempt at a socialist "command economy".

Fear of failure, humiliation or making mistakes hinders our creative impulses and our ability to create extraordinary changes in the world.

The whole city is an extraordinary architectural masterpiece in which even the smallest building contains works by some of the world's greatest artists.

Now we have probed even deeper into his mummy and returned with extraordinary Revelations about his life, his birth, and his death.

It's also a place where you quickly learn to integrate the extraordinary into the everyday - the stream of fashion and film shoots and cocktail parties in the lobby.

Emergencies - whether caused by conflict or natural disasters - are extraordinary events that can jeopardize the health and survival of large populations.

But even so the nostrils, proudly set even when the eyes blinked and the mouth pursed and wavered, maintained an extraordinary belief in the wisdom of the President and the rightness of his cause.

And in the final scene, so desolate, so eloquent, one of the most haunting passages in all of cinema, Antonioni realised something extraordinary: the pain of simply being alive. And the mystery.

The UN and partners do an extraordinary amount of work with limited resources to help, providing life-saving aid, helping victims maintain their dignity and restoring their self-reliance.

Now old and ailing, she summons a biographer to tell the truth about her extraordinary life: Margaret Lea, a young woman for whom the secret of her own birth remains an ever-present pain.

As the personal Protector of the young King Edward VI, the Duke was delighted to confer this privilege of being extraordinary members of the King's closest Body Guard whose origin dated back to 1485.

From the dining-room came the sound of mahjongtiles being shuffled round on the surface of the table and the shrill voices of the ladies as they commented on the extraordinary luck of the banker in the game they had just finished.