In recent days, the campaign turned exceptionally hostile as complaints were raised that Democrats had given absentee ballots to people at an adult care center.
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The ants, normally so clever, are fooled, and turn into exceptionally generous hosts.
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In all, the weekend's top 12 films took in about $152.2 million, up about 1percentt from $150.7 million last year, when "Iron Man" — which eventually took in more than $318 million to become last year's second biggest hit, after "The Dark Knight" — turned in an exceptionally strong performance, according to the Hollywood.com Box-Office tracking service.
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Republicans proved exceptionally adept at turning these problems into political advantages.
The "top line" number – stripping out expenses – was actually down 32% on the prior year, which in turn was "exceptionally strong".
