"They kid me for using 'literally' often, and I do," he acknowledged — before literally deploying the word yet again.
In global terms, "we are literally deploying $140 billion of solar a year now".
-- Just off Exit 14 on the New York State Thruway, in the middle of a tandem truck lot bounded by the box stores of Spring Valley Marketplace -- Bed, Bath & Beyond, T.J. Maxx, Target -- deep science is being deployed, quite literally, in an effort to combat climate change.
Hundreds of drummers, up to eight towering floats, a celebrity or two, dozens of professional dancers and literally thousands of amateurs (like me) are deployed for the sambas de enredo, the eye-popping Carnaval samba pageants.
It is morally wrong and ethically bankrupt for these organizations to literally capitalize on our desire to help deployed and returning veterans.
IT is deployed everywhere, and I mean that literally.
(When Governor Nixon first deployed the National Guard in August, Obama was literally partying on Martha's Vineyard and sent Al Sharpton in his stead).
But for every voting machine that will be deployed across the country on November 8, there are literally millions of digital devices that exchange data critical to our lives every minute of every day.
On 14 December 2013, Chang'e 3 improved upon its orbital mission predecessors by landing a lunar lander onto the Moon's surface, which in turn deployed a lunar rover, named Yutu (Chinese: 玉兔; literally "Jade Rabbit").
KnCMiner has been making heavy-duty ASIC systems that literally move the bitcoin markets a few seconds after they are deployed.
"Sometimes when my husband was deployed," said Maren's mother, Sarah Newbold, "the reality that he was gone would literally stop us in our tracks".
