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Harold Ford, a prodigiously talented black Democrat, looked as though he might capture a safe Republican seat.

Capitalism has been described as a process of creative destruction, and no-one can deny that it has been prodigiously productive.

I am prodigiously proud of him.

That has led to inevitable speculation over his future, with Real Madrid long-time admirers of the prodigiously talented winger.

He was prodigiously talented and bright, for which my parents loved him with tender care and bought him many toys.

They limited the man at his meals, but still his girth increased and he swelled prodigiously under his shirt.

He wrote, then, prodigiously, for half a century: novels, short stories, poetry, autobiography.

In addition, once the humidity is high enough to form fog and stick to pollutants, people's health will be harmed prodigiously.

To read prodigiously and to read profitably are two very different things.

Owners of scarce commodities have seen their returns rise prodigiously.

They have run dreadful governments in India's most populous state and are prodigiously corrupt.

They have recruited prodigiously, and NATO countries have spent much on their training.

All these new buildings require China to build power plants, which it has been doing prodigiously .

Russia 2006 brought several Auriverde players to the world's attention, not least Barbara, the team's prodigiously talented goalkeeper.

Some conductors have prodigiously trained minds; they can remember entire pages of fully orchestrated scores purely by visual memory.

How to reciprocate within the three countries, will prodigiously effect on the peace and stability of territories.

So the Chinese must save prodigiously to provide for their welfare and retirement.

She is a prodigiously talented pianist.