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A vast majority take opium-based drugs, which are extraordinarily pure and very cheap in that nation.

All these events take place over a wide variety of times, most of which are extraordinarily fast by human standards.

The movie is a divertissement; it's lightweight and almost meaningless except for the fights, which are extraordinarily violent.

She wants to streamline pension-funding rules, which are extraordinarily convoluted and allow companies to tinker with pension-obligation values and hence with required contributions.

A vast majority take opium-based drugs, which are extraordinarily pure here and very cheap — about $3.50 for enough to get high, addicts say.

In Bhutan, for example, biologists are gathering scat to study snow leopards, which are extraordinarily difficult to see, let alone trap.

Then there's Amazon.com, which is extraordinarily talented at projecting itself as extraordinary.

But orexin-related work promised pharmaceutical novelty, which is extraordinarily uncommon.

The new president's serenity also reflects his background, which is extraordinarily unprepossessing.

Now you could see all of his penis, which was extraordinarily long, and everything behind it was huge.

The US geological survey said the main shock was magnitude 8.6, which is extraordinarily high for a strike-slip fault.