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Nothing lasted anymore, so people got fed up and turned to foreign products, many of which were vastly superior to anything made in the U.S. As for grammar, quality is essential here, too, but as you point out, the vast majority of people simply knows nothing about the rules -- and don't care.

jobs, which are vastly different.

Wind power is the most popular form of RES which is vastly utilized worldwide.

He will always be the Derby winner, which is vastly more prestigious than being the Derby runner-up.

This points to the greater importance of Canadian crude which is vastly plentiful, utterly dependable and from an uncorrupt democracy.

A few even tried to impersonate the bot, which was vastly preferable from our perspective and rather amusing.

The huge difference is in social ­security contributions, which are vastly higher and more complex than the UK's, but that pay for vastly higher welfare benefits.

It isn't adjusted to the complicated social and cultural context of the United States, which is vastly different from that of the Middle East and Pakistan.

Such pricing would allow Sharp to aim at the consumer market, which is vastly larger than the more limited professional one.

ROBERT STAVINS: So I think the major explanations for the lack of action in the United States are a set of factors which are vastly broader than environment.

In "The Last Goodbye," which is vastly better than its generic title, Jack immediately jeopardizes his successful career as a lawyer for a tryst with this woman, Violeta Ramirez.