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- r to an exceedingly great extent or degree
was immensely more important to the project as a scientist than as an administrator
- That, anyway, is the proposition of The Queen, an immensely entertaining and seemingly acute chronicle of the week Diana died, as dramatized through the very different reactions of .
- It is immensely important that Lie's chosen path of academia affords him the tools to analyze and assess our economy in a dispassionate, unbiased way.
- That's a widespread belief, which Japan found to be untrue with shosaikoto, a once immensely popular liver treatment.