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This episode created terribly hard feelings.

The collaborators had not created any terribly dangerous characters.

Beyond the large number of victims, the destruction of infrastructure and houses was tremendous in the villages north of Kathmandu, even total in some locations, and a terribly traumatic situation was created for the population.

What Mr. Clarke and others like him forget is that it is terribly expensive to create art, be it film, music or literature.

"But without that, it becomes terribly important to create your own ritual.

Roosevelt had to be just right and the times terribly wrong to create a New Deal.

Of course these are our allies and their contribution to our events is terribly important to create interconnectedness and defy separatism.

His Twitter bio includes an apathetic "shruggie" emoticon and a mea culpa: "I'm trying my hardest!" In other words, he's not terribly concerned with creating the illusion of "crushing it" that so many other Silicon Valley entrepreneurs painstakingly project.

You might feel terribly clever for creating a puzzle that involves a Viking helmet, a stick of dynamite, and a bee hive, but it's unreasonable to discover these items in a spaceship or a high school classroom.

For those who are concerned about me, please don't be – I love Groupon, and I'm terribly proud of what we've created.

"Wall Street created a ship that is terribly off course," he said.