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Each pond we visit is full of stupendously-large trout--rainbows, brookies, browns, cutthroats and cutbows (a cutthroat-rainbow hybrid).
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After that the odds of a settlement and lucrative fees for the lawyers who found these stupendously credulous smokers go up dramatically.
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Text has never looked more crisp, and colors are stupendously vibrant.
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By the end of that season, James was stupendously under-hyped.
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The third important factor has been the maturing of political leaders, which was stupendously displayed in the 2008 elections, which the ruling NDC party won by a mere 40, 000-vote margin.
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Those who looked truly and stupendously dumb were the poor schnooks who had to stand on camera and talk about the fact that they didn't know very much about what was happening.
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Featuring a female nude with stupendously large breasts, two-toned nipples and her head buried in a black cloud (all of it against a fire engine red background), it "bought in" at Sotheby's.
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So were the 14 albums taped at a series of marathon sessions in 1954 and 1955 in which Art Tatum, the greatest of all jazz pianists, recorded 120 stupendously virtuosic solo performances nearly the whole of his working repertoire.
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People are quite stupendously lazy if they can't see a direct cause-effect and I think that quite a few of the apathetic - "what difference will my vote make" - bunch would be more likely to exercise their franchise if they didn't have to exercise their legs.
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