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TDA: Why? It's going to be terribly long and boring.

Clearly, one of these men was going to be terribly disappointed.

"Any mother, any parent is going to be terribly affected," he said.

To your point, that's not going to be terribly useful as long as the numbers are in the hundreds, right?

America and Iran are never going to be terribly friendly, or not on any foreseeable time horizon.

With the midterm elections fast approaching, such accusations are not going to be terribly helpful to Democrats.

We arrived, thinking it was going to be somewhere terribly flashy and that she would be surrounded by her people.

"And when all is said and done, I don't think that's going to be a terribly difficult thing to prove".

Even if things do go according to Osborne's blueprint it is still going to be a terribly grim couple of years for households, who will continue to see incomes squeezed, taxes rise, and benefits cut.

"It's going to be a period of terribly awkward experimentation," she said.

The lesson to be learned from those dusty heaps of plastic is that (sadly) innovation is no guarantee of success, so Google is going to have to be terribly, terribly clever if it wants to have any lasting impact in our living rooms.