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It's more massive than the sun, it's smaller than New York City, and in the time you take to read this sentence, it spins around its axis 2000 times.

It all started this summer (but did it? Now I write this sentence it feels as if it began a whole lot earlier than that).

On the basis of this sentence, it seems obvious that Ballard wanted Pellegrino on the Titanic team.

I'm not sure if I'm allowed to plug it here, but if you're reading this sentence, it means I am most definitely plugging it, and that you should click on the link.

And a close reader of the two versions may have wondered why a Brazilian student and a British news executive used identical, slightly ungrammatical language, including this sentence: "It's simply unacceptable that a super-power of communications as CNN uses images which do not correspond to the reality in talking about so serious of an issue".

With a brain about the size of the period at the end of this sentence, it's impressive that wasps have such robust social memories, Sheehan says.

(Your reviewer confesses to sneaking a look at the end at this point, checking for the sentence "It had all been a dream").

The sole identification of Charles Felix had lain there for 146 years, hidden in this single sentence: "It is understood that 'Velvet Lawn,' by Charles Felix, the new novel announced by Messrs. Saunders, Otley & Co., is by Mr. Charles Warren Adams, now the sole representative of that firm".

Mothers, I am saying this historical sentence: it would be better if I had stayed lying on the soil with them.

I saw this moment occur because I was looking for it, and though others might not have been able to identify what they were seeing as this exact sentence, it was a successful button to the performance (even if it was cut a bit short by a light cue).

(Of course, now that I've written this sentence down, it has been tokened, but it seems likely that before I wrote it down, it had never been tokened).