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Now and again there is a critical drubbing so comprehensive that it almost literally makes your eyes water.

However, he said the responses received by those criticised were so comprehensive that it would take time to sift through them.

Vishniac's curating job was so comprehensive that it would not only limit the appreciation of his talents but also skew the popular conception of pre-Holocaust Jewish life in Europe.

On Monday evening, Stephanie Mueller, a spokeswoman for the department, said in a statement, "The loan program analysis and review is so comprehensive that it generates and collects vast amounts of data.

The legendary early-seventies funk diva Betty Davis has been the subject of a comprehensive rerelease campaign from Light in the Attic records, so comprehensive that it includes an album that was never released.

The best of these, Samantha Hunt's "The Secret Handshake," which appeared in The Believer, in 2006, is so comprehensive that it should be included as an appendix the next time a new edition of "The Stories" is published.

Ginzburg developed such a theory, and it proved so comprehensive that Abrikosov later used it to build a theoretical explanation for type II superconductors.

Co-founder and CTO Ilan Twig says that its hotel offerings are so comprehensive that "if they don't see it in our system, it doesn't exist".

Indeed, it seemed so comprehensive that virtually all subsequent English chroniclers confined themselves to copying it.

It was their heaviest defeat since 1971 and its manner was so comprehensive that recriminations felt futile, although Roy Keane, the former captain, sniped from afar.

Wainwright pointed out that the testing program is so comprehensive that cheaters will get caught.