"It's extraordinarily comprehensive," said Kenneth Cobb, director of the archives.
Of greater interest, to this reader at least, is what was missing from the extraordinarily comprehensive bio.
And that success is due, in no small measure, to the party's extraordinarily comprehensive array of religion-themed youth and recruitment programs.
The newly published data were the result of an extraordinarily comprehensive investigation aimed primarily at assessing the prevalence of the illness.
Now Windshield has been documented in an extraordinarily comprehensive exhibition, which originated at the Arthur M. Sackler Museum at Harvard and opens on Feb. 15 at the Rhode Island School of Design Museum in Providence.
"What we have now is another multiplication of targets and goals which are an extraordinarily comprehensive assessment of what's needed to be done but there's no operational clarity around them.
I hope Rosie will be equally delighted to know that her word is recorded in the magnificent English Dialect Dictionary – an extraordinarily comprehensive six-volume collection of 19th-century British regional vocabulary edited by Joseph Wright and published between 1898 and 1905.
Like John McPhee's books on American geology, it's an extraordinarily comprehensive volume of natural science, written in a confident, dare we say, fluid style.
