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It's vastly more about the "why?" of the crisis than the "who?" of the crisis.

I should note that he does have a younger sister, Emily, and she knows vastly more about the computer than either doddering parent.

Scientists, veterinarians, and zookeepers now know vastly more about the reproductive health of giant pandas than they did even a decade ago, but not everyone believes that the investment of time and money has been worthwhile.

China started opening to the world in 1978, and observers now know vastly more about its people and society than ever before.

The government can infer vastly more about a citizen's life by knowing every phone number dialed, the duration of the call, and the time of the call for all eternity than it can from a pen register employed for a few weeks.

Vastly more people — about 33 million — would have insurance if the Senate plan passed.

Its infiltration and influence on America is difficult to understand, even with vastly more detail about Russia's influence efforts.

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The internet has provided citizens with vastly more information about their elected representatives: their voting behaviour, their sources of finance, their outside interests, the content of every public speech they ever made.

Isobel Bowler, the cabinet member for culture, leisure and sport at Sheffield council, said she had received vastly more complaints about the Stocksbridge decision than the high-profile Don Valley one.

Latin American countries are far more vulnerable politically and militarily than we are, they are closer to the scene and vastly more knowledgeable about it, and their leaders are just as determined as the United States is on their behalf to resist their own overthrow.