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The movie went vastly over time and over budget.

After The Adventures of Baron Munchhausen went vastly over-budget, he gained a reputation for unrealistic dreaming not unlike his subjects.

The richest man in the world, Warren Buffett, went vastly long on the British, European, Japanese and U.S. stock markets last year using broad stock index contracts, rather than individual stocks, he told Forbes.com Sunday in Omaha, Neb.

The film was budgeted at $4.5 million, but went "vastly over budget … enough to deplete our marketing budget," though he declined to say what it ultimately cost.

And, after expenses, the money hauled in by Exxon Mobil and other companies like it goes vastly more toward exploration and finding new ways of delivering oil and gas to us slobs in our cars than it does to well-heeled oil executives.

Brace yourself, as this bit of news has gone vastly unmentioned on social media today, but Margaret Thatcher is dead.

It's one of those inconvenient dates, like Christmas or May-Day, where all my friends are off work celebrating something bigger than myself, and my getting-older always seems to go vastly unnoticed.

Even though we're going to get vastly outspent by Corzine, we can invest a relatively small amount of money and potentially win this thing".

Both players swung wildly at the ball, which often went in vastly different directions to where they had aimed their shots.

Despite its seeming simplicity, the permutations of Go vastly exceed those in chess.

A new card showing an inexperienced player can be yours for less than a dollar, but rare vintage specimens go for vastly more.