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It has a truly extensive database.

The state made its recommendation after a two-and-a-half-year Environmental Assessment Statement -- "a truly extensive, voluminous technical review," said Mary Ellen Kris, a spokeswoman for the state agency.

"Everybody knows this is the case," he says, "but this is the first truly extensive study looking into it".

But the parallels between the dubious parts of the Gongsun Longzi and the Mohist Canons and Explanations are truly extensive.

As Bernanke wrote in an essay on the Great Depression; "March , 1933was a watershed month in several ways: it marked not only the beginning of economic and financial recovery but also the introduction of truly extensive government involvement in all aspects of the financial system".

> The diversity of natural products currently used in the clinical setting to treat solid tumors, as well as disseminated cancers is truly extensive.

United, on the back of a last-gasp equaliser to league-leaders Chelsea, and with their truly extraordinarily extensive selection of talented, attacking players they should find a way through a City defence that was scythed through all too easily by Newcastle in the week.

This allows clinicians to be more available and present for patients who truly need extensive and immediate care.

These findings may indicate that high performing herds truly apply extensive hygiene measures and excellent animal care taking, which however were not captured in the studies.

WASHINGTON ― If President-elect Donald Trump wants to preserve Americans' faith in democracy, he must truly divest his extensive and complicated business holdings, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y).

And extensive, they truly are.