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With extraordinarily acute vision, "you'd see it expanding and contracting."

But the distribution of these gains is extraordinarily unequal.

An extraordinarily large order bucked up all the staff.

Computers handle vast quantities of information with extraordinarily high-fidelity copying and storage.

It is extraordinarily picturesque, as I hope you can tell from the pictures.

The Mexican capital's population has grown extraordinarily over the past six decades.

The chameleon can thus climb extraordinarily well while using its tail to grab objects for further balance.

As you can see, that was an extraordinarily fast response, especially when considering that the response was initiated without warning.

"The government can make sure that any speculant [speculator] that increases the price, who increases the price extraordinarily, they are also going to pay the tax," she added.

Despite the waste and folly of its bureaucracy, despite the slander and polarisation of its election campaigns, America's system of government is extraordinarily robust and flexible.

Such schooling may be very beneficial: one extraordinarily talented little boy I met had learned to read fluently even before entering school.

Although Luxembourg, like all EU members, has suffered from the global economic slump, the country enjoys an extraordinarily high standard of living.

Surveys showed that until about a week ago, Egyptians had extraordinarily low expectations for the future, among the lowest in the world.

The explanation of the many ways of impressing the subconscious mind and getting the right answers make this an extraordinarily valuable book and an ever-present help in time of trouble.

However, this none have done so yet and given the scale of most of the markets and loss of capitalization this year, it would be an extraordinarily expensive form of intervention.

One of the key drivers of permission marketing, in addition to the scarcity of attention, is the extraordinarily low cost of dripping to people who want to hear from you.

He staggered into his room and sat down on the bed, the envelope still unopened, and in that moment came understanding to him how people suddenly fall dead upon receipt of extraordinarily good news.

Eye contact is extraordinarily powerful, so it's important to walk the line between intensity and subtlety, which is why we usually restrict direct eye contact to only a second or two.