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Discover LudwigThe phrase "after extraordinary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing events, actions, or outcomes that follow something extraordinary.
Example: "The team achieved remarkable success after extraordinary efforts were made to improve their performance."
Alternatives: "following remarkable" or "subsequent to exceptional".
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After extraordinary sacrifices.
"Today, after extraordinary costs, we are bringing the Iraq war to a responsible end".
This week, a parliamentary session had to be suspended after extraordinary scenes of chaos broke out over the matter.
Others hope that after extraordinary donations to meet unprecedented needs, foundations and loyal donors will take the long view.
Here's another: even after extraordinary subsidies and interventions by environmentalists and public officials, recycling has failed an important test in New York.
The legislation denounced by Senate Democrats as far too conservative passed the House by just one vote, after extraordinary arm-twisting by Republican leaders.
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AFTER an extraordinary string of fat years and rapid growth, the nation's charities are facing the toughest times and toughest choices in decades.
But we must also acknowledge the reality I am here to talk about tonight: that nearly 16 years after September 11th attacks, after the extraordinary sacrifice of blood and treasure, the American people are weary of war without victory.
After an erratic, penalty-filled first quarter, Dayne ran around left end -- after an extraordinary block by Brown that sealed the corner of the line -- for 55 yards.
Five days after his victory at Plateau de Beille, Marco Pantani pulled on the Yellow Jersey after an extraordinary stage to les Deux-Alpes.
But only after another extraordinary spectacle of Labor self-harm.
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