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Six weeks ago, not that long after Banks retired from her career with the Victoria's Secret lingerie empire to concentrate on her burgeoning (and already even more phenomenally successful) career as frontwoman and producer of such delightful Hollywood froth as America's Next Top Model and her own daytime talk show, the tabloids turned.

Sick people are phenomenally more various than airplanes.

We can make lighting phenomenally more efficient," Watkins added.

The film is "technically perfect," "cleverly written, and more than anything phenomenally directed".

"Women are, in prison terms at least, phenomenally more relational than men.

"But it's also cleverly written, and more than anything phenomenally directed, from the way that he uses every available surface to tell his story (someone's going to write a book one day on the use of reflections in this film) to the way he and [cinematographer Emmanuel] Lubezki shift the light to vary the color palette, preventing it from becoming repetitive.

So it's actually easier and more natural to work phenomenally long hours.

Iverson is playing phenomenally, is more at ease publicly and is projecting a paternal image by taking his two children to postgame news conferences.

So, the natural question is can a computer ever be more than just a phenomenally complicated Chinese Room?

President of the British Volleyball Federation Richard Callicott said: "We could not be more disappointed that the phenomenally hard work and commitment of our athletes and coaches has been rewarded with the utter obliteration of the sport at elite level.

But the set on the bar near the pier was more than gigantic — it was also phenomenally violent.