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Finish a song at a chosen venue and the game gives you an unlikely number of fans and a ludicrously small amount of money.

Reports of ludicrously sexually aggressive dolphins attempting to rape human women abound from all over the globe.

These guys spend their lives blasting ludicrously expensive objects into space, and a good number of them get lost.

And then when LA Galaxy agreed a deal Capello kicked him out of the team, ludicrously , and he then ate humble pie.

Ludicrously irrelevant thoughts swarmed in her head.

The argument that the average cost of capital is ludicrously low is also no longer true.

Compared with free electrons, fossil fuels would be seen as ludicrously expensive and dirty, and so carbon emissions would plummet.

Yes, it's ludicrously broad and often very stupid, but Atkinson keeps the character endearingly bumbling rather than obnoxious.

It utilizes the same payment system that Valve uses to sell you ludicrously overpriced hats in Team Fortress 2.

A series of intense negotiations follows, under the shadow of ludicrously frenzied media attention.

Some put in ludicrously long hours redoing tasks, chasing an ideal only they could see.

The original CD players were ludicrously expensive, so not many people bought them.

I recall them as both a lovely warm memory of close moments with my father and as a ludicrously dated solution to my anxiety.

The country's leaders at last ended a ludicrously irresponsible bout of fiscal brinkmanship