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• Achieving even that degree of self-sufficiency will be staggeringly expensive.
• Depending on whether or not you're a gamer, this statement is either preposterous or so staggeringly obvious that it's almost not worth making.
• And excluding Harry Truman and Lyndon Johnson who took office amid tragedy, and therefore earned staggeringly high early approval, Obama is notably shy of other new presidents.

• enormously
• tremendously
• hugely

News & Articles

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• Charles Moore's 'Margaret Thatcher' Is A Softer Iron Lady
  The author was handpicked by Margaret Thatcher to write her authorized biography. Though he clearly admires Thatcher, reviewer Annalisa Quinn says that the book is no hagiography — it is staggeringly thorough, and the storytelling is vivid and interesting.
  June 20, 2013 - NPR
• 3 pools, revolving bed on luxury yacht at Port Everglades | Photos, video
  Maybe money can't buy happiness, but $300 million can buy a floating palace where you can be miserable in staggeringly luxurious style.        
  June 17, 2013 - Sun-Sentinel

Quotes

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• Antonin Scalia in Wall Street Journal
  As Justice Antonin Scalia wrote last year, the 28-word provision has been "invoked to impose criminal penalties on a staggeringly broad swath of behavior" by those who "engage in any manner of unappealing or ethically questionable conduct."
• Steve Squyres in BBC News
  We may not get there, but it is scientifically the right direction to go anyway,said Steve Squyres of Cornell University, principal investigator for the science instruments on Opportunity and Spirit. "This crater is staggeringly large...
• Peter Dawson in guardian.co.uk
  The 18th is just built for drama with the burn, the out of bounds and then the burn again,Dawson said. "It is staggeringly good."