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But Obama would make it vastly more progressive.

It would also make it vastly more difficult for someone to get more than one license.

Today's computers make it vastly easier for scientists to build these models.

In principle, modern gadgets make it vastly easier to achieve that control.

"The restrictions that they have imposed on us make it vastly more difficult to do a good job".

Addressing the Federation of Small Businesses conference, Cameron will argue that the new rules will make it "vastly cheaper" for businesses to comply with their environmental obligations.

(Within twenty-four hours, Ternovskiy made it vastly easier for the site to cut off offensive users).

This makes it vastly harder for organisms to lay down a calcareous skeleton.

The landmark United States Supreme Court ruling in the case Roe v. Wade, which made it vastly easier for women to obtain legal abortions, arrived in 1973.

"We're making it vastly easier and cheaper for businesses to meet environmental obligations without altering the underlying laws and regulations.

That makes it "vastly more liberal than most other courts of appeals, and certainly the Supreme Court," said Eugene Volokh, a law professor at the University of California in Los Angeles.