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Several generals have grown exceedingly rich.

But many of the team's favorite plays from last season -- a swing pass to fullback Greg Comella is a prime example -- have grown exceedingly stale this season.

Bank capital requirements have grown exceedingly complex as banks use their own models to calculate just how risky their assets are, and then compare the risk-weighted total of assets to their capital.

Behind the scenes, Mr. Cuomo's advisers say he is likely to alter his message to donors and Democratic allies, who have grown exceedingly anxious in the wake of Republican gains and Mr. Paterson's problems.

Martin included a postscript in "A Feast for Crows," explaining what he'd done — and then, as he told me, "I made the fatal mistake of saying, 'But the other book is half-written and I should be able to finish it within a year.' " In the six years since, some of Martin's fans have grown exceedingly restless.

Guggenheim's own view of the possibility of belonging to any sort of world had grown exceedingly bleak.

The ultimate aim, he said, was to drive American forces from Iraq, a task he conceded had grown exceedingly difficult.

O'Keeffe, who has grown exceedingly tired of this story over the years, will say only that he managed to talk her out of removing the drawings.

Since moving to New York, I've only been in possession of my MacBook Pro and I've grown exceedingly frustrated with my inability to upload new music to my device.

Then again, Minimalism has grown exceedingly large since Terry Riley's "In C" launched the movement at the San Francisco Tape Music Center in 1964.

Rachel Graves is one woman who's experienced and grown exceedingly tired of the practice of cat calling.