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Louise Howell, executive director of Kentucky River Community Care, a social services agency in the state's Appalachian region, said easy access to prescription drugs through doctor shopping and Internet sales had brought enormously painful consequences.

For the 36th year, the Metropolitan Opera has been bringing its enormously popular series of complete operas in free concert performances to public parks in the greater New York City region, including New Jersey and New Haven.

For the 36th year the Metropolitan Opera has been bringing its enormously popular series of complete operas in free concert performances to public parks in the New York metropolitan area, including New Jersey and New Haven, Conn.

For the 36th year, the Metropolitan Opera brings its enormously popular Met in the Parks series of complete operas in free concert performances to public parks in the greater New York City region.

We're bringing the enormously popular TechCrunch Store across the pond to Disrupt London!

Thereafter no one was more generous than Cameron Mackintosh who brought back an enormously successful revival of Oliver!

A wildcard of the dance world, he's a man with serious classical pedigree who also brought us the enormously kitsch Princess Di ballet, Diana the Princess: A Celebration.

"FRÄULEIN MARIA" Doug Elkins brings back his enormously popular "Sound of Music -inspired revue, on the theory that there is a little bit of the wayward Alpine nun in all of us.

In 1894 he published a pamphlet, Caligula, which had the appearance of a historical study but was actually a caustic satire on the German emperor William II; the enormously popular publication brought Quidde three months' imprisonment for lese majesty.

That said, e-readers are enormously convenient for travelling, and I brought mine to the beach in Argentina.

She also contended that its repeal, brought about by the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, "mattered enormously.