This came about in 1937, over Berenson's insistence on certifying the so-called Allendale "Nativity," a Venetian masterpiece that Duveen had bought with Mellon in mind, as an early Titian rather than an exceedingly rare, and far more valuable, Giorgione.
The larger problem is existential: The nation that so often reminds the world that it invented printing, paper, gunpowder, and the compass is exceedingly uncomfortable about how far back it has to reach to name its world-beating inventions.
Where male-launched companies with exceedingly riskier propositions or far less proof-of-concept are given a chance when their female counterparts are told they are "too soon," "not experienced enough," or in a space the shark "knows nothing about".
These are exceedingly important issues that reach far beyond this particular case".
"[Sic]" isn't an exceedingly introspective memoir; Cody seems far more curious about the world than about himself.
"The investment grade was premature," he said, "and the explanations given are exceedingly rosy, unreflective of a far more problematical situation".
Once thought to be exceedingly rare, sudden cardiac death is far more prevalent among young athletes than previously believed, recent research has shown.
Mr. James just released "For All We Know" (Impulse/Verve), a collaborative album with the Belgian pianist Jef Neve that's by far his weakest, an exceedingly decorous and unadventurous collection of standards that beg for room to breathe.
That was clear from its blazers — not the ones in the exceedingly solemn suit section at the far end of the men's floor, but the more casual ones that suggested wealth worn easily.
The character, retreating into a sort of silent nervous breakdown, required an exceedingly reserved portrayal by Mr. Nighy, far different from the more flamboyant roles he has played in films like "Love Actually".
