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But even with its problems, special education is spectacularly better than in the bad old days.

She was the most spectacularly beautiful girl he had ever seen.

But them having the Bomb is a spectacularly bad idea.

That is something the Administration has so far spectacularly failed to do.

He's made that shot before, perhaps even more spectacularly, on this very court.

This failure took him spectacularly on to be director of education in another county.

They performed well, but not so spectacularly as many other works last night.

Because as you point out, even the experts can get it spectacularly wrong.

By one measure, the system appears to be working spectacularly.

Look at the sun turning red, getting ready to set spectacularly.

But the species has spread spectacularly over the last half century.

Anyone who has that kind of equipment will be able to show it off spectacularly.

The last two books on my list are also British - and spectacularly so.

The fall season can be spectacularly beautiful and much less crowded than in summer.

"In terms of finding something spectacularly different, it's hard to believe."

Lights were coming on inside as the sun set spectacularly behind it.

In all this, it has to be said, he failed spectacularly.

He's too focused on the address, which is spectacularly not right.

Some of the funds have performed spectacularly well in recent months.

The 15,336 seats were filled, some more spectacularly than others.

It's not spectacularly bad, but there's the sense that everyone involved lost interest somewhere along the way.

And, I mean, it really is a spectacularly functional system.

The Greek's were failed more spectacularly than the rest of us.

A few things seem worth saying about travel to this spectacularly beautiful place.

The decision had been, he decided, spectacularly bad judgment on both their parts.