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Many people try to use it, and find it to be exceedingly difficult.

Since her being at Lambton, she had heard that Miss Darcy was exceedingly proud; But the observation of a very few minutes convinced her that she was only exceedingly shy.

They also argued that the financial system was potentially exceedingly fragile and required regulations such as the Glass Steagall Act.

So then, real Christians are sinners like you and me who have been washed white, (not whitewashed) by the exceedingly precious blood of the Son of God.

Some car and lorry drivers try to exploit this aerodynamic effect by tailgating big trucks to reduce their own fuel consumption. But it is exceedingly dangerous.

"I am sorry, exceedingly sorry," replied Darcy, in a tone of surprise and emotion, "that you have ever been informed of what may, in a mistaken light, have given you uneasiness."

The morrow was Saturday, a half-holiday in many business quarters, and besides it was a balmy, radiant day, with the trees and grass shining exceedingly green after the rain of the night before.

Life is exceedingly brief.

He said: "It's exceedingly sad that this happened."

Infection through casual contact is thought to be exceedingly rare.

He was "exceedingly friendly, mild and wise," his son would recall.

If population growth were to continue beyond 2050, one can't be other than exceedingly gloomy about the prospects.

It's not exceedingly difficult to do, and yet I think it's something that would make a world of difference in anyone's life.

Migrants are not entitled to any of the social services that urban residents get unless they convert their temporary visa to permanent residency, something that is exceedingly hard to do.

He was exceedingly strict with her.

and if we maintain a strong deterrent, they are exceedingly unlikely to launch an attack.

He soon retired to bed; and the next morning, feeling exceedingly unwell, he remained in his room pondering.

Dr Landos and Dr Glanville said there was no danger for people either swimming or eating fish from the Noosa River because if chemicals were in the water, levels would likely be exceedingly low.

This is one of Orwell's exceedingly rare references to the theme of his book.

This means that the industry's supply chain is exceedingly wasteful.

But as we've seen in real-world negotiations, as well as in classroom simulations with seasoned deal makers, this type of problem solving is exceedingly rare.