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That's almost 10 times higher than ever reported in biosolids and "astonishingly high," Halden says.

If this is correct, it will be an astonishingly rapid depletion of a huge fiscal reserve.

But astonishingly, almost half of our bone mass is soft and alive, allowing our bones to bend.

The shaggy-dog tale that I ended up with is weird and perverse, but the writing experience was astonishingly fun.

Indeed, she claimed through an astonishingly long life-she died in 2003, aged 101-that she was first and foremost an artist, never a Nazi propagandist.

The value of the critical density is very small: it corresponds to roughly 6 hydrogen atoms per cubic meter, an astonishingly good vacuum by terrestrial standards!

To the faraway eye he leaves the beach astonishingly clean, a homogeneous brown contrasting nicely with the aqua railings and the white stucco streets.

Unlike, say, an electric milk float, EVs are astonishingly silent, with just the wheel rumble and an occasional electric whine to alert you to their approach.

This astonishingly exact date had been calculated by the mathematically-minded clergyman Archbishop Ussher, who preached just down the road in Lincoln's Inn.

The fearless rodent proved he was no scaredy-cat as he astonishingly squared up to his large opponent and refused to budge – giving a new slant to the game of cat and mouse.