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In spite of devastatingly high HIV-infection rates, Brazil has managed to turn their tragedy into a story of survival.

I stared because their faces, so different, so similar, were all devastatingly, inhumanly beautiful.

Ellis Stafford, double-winner at the previous round was on pole and looked devastatingly quick.

Other indicators are widespread non-marital sexual cohabitation and a devastatingly high rate of divorce.

Now two new models show that green can be given a devastatingly cool makeover. Britain's and the U.

For instance, Apple is not really one company, but three very different organisations lashed together and devastatingly fit for purpose.

Machines are becoming devastatingly capable of things like killing. Right?

Colonel Qaddafi's troops and supporters are rapidly learning just how devastatingly effective western air power can be.

In the short run, those state and local cutbacks are a major drag on the economy, perpetuating devastatingly high unemployment.

The theory of vested rights receives scant support at present day and it has, indeed, been devastatingly criticized.

If the Sakha people had had such an effective cure at their disposal, why was leprosy so devastatingly prevalent in the region?

The Senate Report was devastatingly critical of the CIA assessment on Iraq having weapons of mass destruction.

To criticize severely and devastatingly ; excoriate .

Mali - Pray for economic favor and increased prosperity in this devastatingly poor country.

Well, first, addiction is exceedingly difficult to treat and devastatingly subject to relapse.

In 1945 Germany was even more devastatingly defeated and humiliated, and this time occupied by America, Britain, France and Russia.

China has planned too long for this event and when it happens, it will be devastatingly fast and swift.

But as it is, it's merely a devastatingly brilliant comic about a cop with an axe whose name I forget.

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