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He was at least six feet high, and must be extraordinarily strong.

All through they did their part of the business extraordinarily well.

How extraordinarily difficult it was, thought David, to get away from people.

But if so, it was going to be extraordinarily hard to find.

He had made it extraordinarily difficult for her to say no.

At times they both found it extraordinarily difficult to talk to each other.

The financial costs of the war by themselves would also be extraordinarily high.

Because I have never had such a chance, nature here being so extraordinarily beautiful.

Extraordinarily he could see no sign of the big man.

Your little girl will be extraordinarily beautiful if she takes after her mother.

Something that, after making everyone do so extraordinarily well, also killed them.

And, you know, the rest of my time there was extraordinarily happy!

She appeared in public at the extraordinarily young age of 14.

For example, the mass terms need to be extraordinarily small.

Still and all, even though he was doing a lot better just a couple of weeks ago, he's had extraordinarily similar numbers to last year.

In the eyes of his doctors, he is doing extraordinarily well.

"I'd say you were taking an extraordinarily big wrong step."

Jack felt extraordinarily well as he ran up the side.

"I think it's extraordinarily important," he said of the security office.

Still, there were 30 years of an extraordinarily happy marriage.

"This is really a quite extraordinarily difficult type of environment."

They are both convinced he was an extraordinarily good man.

"To buy open land for a park would be extraordinarily expensive."

If so, they would be extraordinarily rare in the history of art.

"All things considered I think we're doing extraordinarily well," he said.