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Incumbency has also helped Mr. Specter vastly out raise Mr. Toomey, collecting $11.5 million in contributions to Mr. Toomey's $2.5 million.

Most NC-17 movies are small films, and small films tend to have marketing budgets that are vastly out of proportion to their production budgets.

Twitter has been described as the ultimate glamour stock, its attractive image vastly out of whack with its ability to make money.

Every town with a large black community had a sound system scene, but Huddersfield's was vastly out of proportion to the size of the place".

A ban on carrying foreign currency has seen a thriving black market spring up, with exchange rates vastly out of kilter with official values.

The stability and conservatism that were once characteristics of Delaware, especially in the southern areas that lie adjacent to Maryland's Eastern Shore, long maintained a grip on political life vastly out of proportion to their proponents' numbers.

But on the flip side, while identifying players who vastly out-earn their draft slots takes some skill, few owners, if any, could imagine the extent to which these players would over-perform.

"Unless I am mistaken," he wrote in that same memo, "America has 'lost' its first war: Four years, $65 billion, and 212,022 casualties have not enabled the most powerful nation on earth to overcome the resistance of a vastly out-gunned, out-numbered enemy".

The McCain campaign, which has been vastly out-raised by the two Democratic candidates, Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama, has about $10 million in the bank, Mr. Davis said, and the Republican National Committee has roughly $20 million that can be used to help Mr. McCain in the election.

But as time passed and it grew vastly out-funded, the company began looking to autonomous fleets.

Still, these heroines are vastly out-numbered by their male counterparts and, historically, developers have exploited female characters for their sex appeal.