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His time in Madrid was not enormously successful – he broke his leg and Claudio Ranieri didn't think much of him – and by the end of 1998 talks over a potential return were an open secret.

The area wasn't enormously scenic, but the sidewalks were lively.

"It wasn't enormously welcome as a discovery, but it was totally respected," White says dryly.

Chris wasn't a great sportsman in the traditional sports of the school – he wasn't enormously keen on cricket or rugby, though he did participate in those sports – but he was extremely athletic.

The first Corvette wasn't enormously well received in 1953, perhaps because people rather saw through those dazzling looks and felt the car didn't deliver.

The trick was to hold her just a little in front of you so that your head wasn't enormously big by comparison.

In many cases people die in emergency departments under conditions that are not enormously stressful for the doctors because you know you've done absolutely everything you could.

This may be what celebrity-land is really like – mobile game as gritty social realism documentary – but it's not enormously fun.

"The rules at the end of the day are not enormously onerous," said Laura Corsell, a former S.E.C. lawyer who now represents investment advisers as a partner at the law firm Montgomery McCracken.

"It's not enormously surprising in light of what we expect to see happening in Europe over the next few years," said William Porter, head of European credit strategy at Credit Suisse in London.

Mikami's latest work is not enormously 21st-century, though: the graphics are serviceable rather than beautiful, and it has a designed-in level of clunkiness that forces you to play in a certain way.