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They rediscovered a tremendous old master, namely the Italian painter Federico Barocci, whose radiant and radical altarpieces hadn't left Urbino since his death in 1612 but were somehow sprung to London.

Tremendous professional success.

For Bin Laden, as for the grand masters of the Assassins, the technical backwardness of the Middle East is not a hindrance but a tremendous opportunity.

Catherine founded the Hermitage Museum in 1764 and acquired Sir Robert Walpole's tremendous collection of Old Master paintings in 1779 via James Christie (founder of Christie's auction house).

Tate Modern's tremendous survey of the German master Gerhard Richter opens with a painting of second world war bombers shedding their ordnance from that other world above the clouds.

Agate wrote, "Mr Gielgud is now completely and authoritatively master of this tremendous part..

p53 has attracted tremendous attention due to its master role in tumor development.

The two Masters themes do a tremendous amount of work, as does the Prize Song.

In 1961, as a young graduate student at an ethnomusicologists' meeting, John Szwed caught the eye of the master: Alan Lomax, the man whose tremendous body of work allowed previously unheard folk recordings to become universally well known.

Although it has only been over a decade since PGC-1α was first discovered, this versatile and master transcriptional regulator has receive tremendous attention among scientists from many different fields.

Like much art based on the rejection of conventions thoroughly mastered, the oil sketches have tremendous vitality, far more than the paintings they were meant to be studies for.