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But the damage done subsequently has been literally incalculable.

This has been literally and figuratively a pain in my rear end, for years.

(George Strait, who will soon be eligible for Medicare, has been literally grandfathered into radio play).

Driven from power, the former Ukrainian president's dirty laundry has been literally aired internationally.

The island has been "literally destroyed", Trump said, expressing confidence "they'll be back".

He has been literally and figuratively a double agent in this rapidly evolving world.

Every time we've bought a house, the decision has been literally made in seconds.

It was delivered brilliantly by a man who has been literally transformed.

Worn beneath our clothes, underwear has been literally hidden from history.

"He has been literally calling for jihad," a senior police intelligence official told Reuters.

This year his personal guard has been literally cut down from 12 to seven, by five different attacks.