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And he points out he has even done wildly popular, genre-mashing concerts with rock and county musicians: Eric Clapton, Paul Simon and Willie Nelson.

I've done wildly popular video interviews with the likes of Brad Pitt and Ryan Gosling where they were funny, revealing, and fascinating and yet there's always a few viewers who would rather talk about "the fat girl wearing a curtain" talking to them.

He was reduced to using something that he hardly knew existed: the right-hand side, the part that allows lemmings to do wildly dotty things without rhyme or reason.And it was then that it came to him in a flash: he would help to save the whole lemming race by writing a book.

Yes, maybe doctors aren't out there doing wildly expensive therapies willy-nilly.

They can't do wildly innovative things because stabs at innovation have failed so many times.

But after several questions about potential outcomes of such early research, Niakan did "wildly speculate" that, if certain genes are found to be particularly important for development, one eventual approach might be to check during IVF whether eggs were making the proteins encoded by those genes, and if not, then add them to culture media.

But even though people are doing wildly energetic things at much later ages these days, being in one's 70s still seems old in presidential politics.

To escalate the strangeness of the character, Azaria would do wildly different interpretations of his lines, sometimes going over-the-top and sometimes deadpan.

They have made what they do wildly more efficient, faster, transparent, and in some cases, way less embarrassing than the way it used to be.

They've dropped their ATMs in over a dozen countries and they've done a wildly brisk business – their first ATM in Vancouver took in $1 million on its first day.

Pollock did succeed, wildly.