There's still a market for extremely exclusive, exquisite and particularly expressive things at the very high end.
An extremely funny man with exquisite comic timing, equal to his comedy partner Ronnie Barker, and that's saying something.
The occasional poems that Mickiewicz wrote in his final decades have been described as "exquisite, gnomic, extremely short and concise".
But while we all eagerly await the sure-to-be epic, star-studded homage to rom-coms from the early 2000s, an exquisite (and extremely cursed) video is making the rounds online to, uh, tide us over.
Born in Switzerland in 1924, and emigrating to the United States in 1947, Frank had the advantage of being an outsider, an outsider with an extremely sharp eye and exquisite technical skill.
At this level, he says, the game is extremely difficult and requires monumental concentration, exquisite technique and instinctive brilliance.
"His exquisite black and white costumes work extremely well as it is hard to distinguish where one body stops and another starts," says Baldwin.
There's our exquisite cuisine (chips) and our, uh, extremely basic infrastructure (zebra crossings?).
So maybe, just maybe, what Comey was really doing by laying out a detailed account of his findings - exquisite detail about Secretary Clinton's "extremely negligent" conduct - while recommending that Clinton not be indicted, was to let the voters decide.
Unfortunately, the very complexity that makes the inner ear such an exquisite structure has also made it an extremely difficult organ to tackle for researchers.
