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Mr. Gage, known as a periodic critic of Mr. Gates, said that the declining cost of cell phones and other hand-held mobile technology would soon make them immensely useful for even the poorest people.
Instead of dying quickly as previous cell lines had, they kept replicating at an astonishing rate, earning them the label "immortal" and making them immensely valuable to any scientist who wanted a stable base for experiments.
The most influential literary critic of his time in the German-speaking world, he was feared by writers and enjoyed by readers for his often devastating reviews, which combined conviction, subjectivity and rhetorical finesse, making them immensely powerful.
No matter how respectable the Eagles become in middle age, what made them stars was an immensely attractive roguishness.
There are two aspects of his personality that make him immensely sympathetic.
It's a terrific book for the home cook, because the recipes are both easy to make and immensely satisfying to eat.
BERLIN — Angela Merkel began her campaign for re-election on Tuesday with a display of the down-to-earth pragmatism that has helped make her immensely popular among Germans and well positioned to win a third term as chancellor next year.
Mr. Thurmond's friends in South Carolina insist that he is neither sick nor senile, but rather afflicted with deteriorating hips and a sciatic nerve ailment that make it immensely painful for him to move around.
Bratza could make an immensely valuable contribution to the work of the UK's highest court, not least in reducing the risk that its future judgments will be overturned in Strasbourg.
The UK government, as the current leader of the Open Government Partnership, can make an immensely valuable contribution to global development by encouraging data integrity as a vital part of its international transparency agenda.
Al-Khalili is an engaging presenter who gave every impression of being able to make the immensely complicated understandable, but I wasn't left with a great deal more understanding at the end.
