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For Japan dithered mightily in tackling its problems.

They have profited mightily from their ability to squeeze concessions from Western firms.

Newspapers' other big revenue source-advertising-has suffered mightily in the recession.

My husband and I, living in Southern California, have struggled mightily with this issue ourselves.

Because nuclei are positively charged, they are mightily difficult to push together.

The giants of management education have laboured mightily to bring forth a molehill.

Employees overwhelmingly agreed that the letters had focused them mightily on their tasks—and the goals were met.

Well, money can't buy happiness, but it sure can buy lots of things that contribute mightily to happiness.

The UN strained mightily to get countries to double their contributions to food assistance for those most in need.

Mr Yanukovich gained mightily from Mr Yushchenko who failed to deliver on any of his election promises and developed an almost irrational hatred of Ms Tymoshenko.

In 1990, the previous time the generals had an election, the League won by a landslide. The junta prevented it taking power, but was mightily embarrassed.

And I struggled mightily with the knowledge that I was back in the States and my Marines were still in Iraq.

Indeed, it can be argued that this was the cause of the weak corporate governance that contributed mightily to the spectacular business failures of recent years, both on Main Street and Wall Street.

It's a strange world where Argentina and Brazil look like models of fiscal probity, while Europe and the United States struggle mightily to get a handle on financial affairs.

You have been tested mightily in your life to get to this moment. And all of you know much better than I do: from the moment you leave this campus, you will be tested.

There is much to enjoy about Memories of Matsuko. But if I were a female moviegoer who had paid 1800 yen to be told that I need to know my place in this world, I would be mightily pissed off.