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After all, major regions of the world have been exceptionally peaceful; extreme poverty rates around the globe are trending down; and more than two billion people, most notably in Asia, show spectacular improvements in their standards of living.

Essilor stays ahead of its game, and has delivered spectacular performance for over 40 years, by using the principles of prudence and adaptation.

And all of this paid off in spectacular fashion, creating the kind of country that was unimaginable 20 years ago.

The results have been nothing short of spectacular.

But it's what they don't see that is the most spectacular.

Those spectacular turns are called fouettés, which means "whipped" in French, describing the dancer's incredible ability to whip around without stopping.

By the mid-20th century, it had come to dominate the downtowns of some American cities, largely through some really spectacular office buildings like Lever House in midtown Manhattan, designed by Skidmore, Owings and Merrill.

Well, many biologists will tell engineers, and others, organisms have millions of years to get it right; they're spectacular; they can do everything wonderfully well.

That’ll help us learn what else the spectacular demise of these dense, pulsating, spinning magnets can tell us about the universe.

And they don't even have to do anything spectacular or dramatic.

And it was all very interesting, but I wouldn't say it was spectacular.

He has a history of disrupting urban environments and making strangers connect in incredible, beautiful and spectacular ways.

Here's now something we know in spectacular quality.

CA: And so, this has been key to the spectacular improvement in power of self-driving cars.

And that's going to be spectacular for the economy of the Solomons.

All we have to do is highlight its spectacular features and blend in with them.

So we have this picture, which is quite a spectacular picture, and I'll come back to the beginning, where we're going to have some mysterious process that kicks the universe off at the beginning.

And there's some spectacular things.

And by placing electrodes all over the head, what we've discovered is that there are big, powerful brainwaves that happen during the very deepest stages of sleep that have riding on top of them these spectacular bursts of electrical activity that we call sleep spindles.

If they'd sent a nuke, it would have been rather more spectacular than what actually happened last Monday.

So there's a large role here played by the media, who want these things to be as spectacular as they possibly can.

I interviewed countless megachurch pastors with spectacular hair about how they live their best lives now.

Because the results of it were so spectacular that if it worked it was going to change everybody's goddamn way of doing molecular biology.

As spectacular as the moai are for visitors today, you have to imagine being there then, with colossal moai marching around the island.

Bloomberg was all about numbers, and we did big numbers through the space and the numbers were projected on a spectacular LED that my partner, Lisa Strausfeld, programmed.

Most importantly, what we're learning is that Nature has provided us a spectacular toolbox.

But for a brief time, the Flavian Emperors controlled the tides of war and water in a spectacular show of power.

That was a spectacular rant.

The Lufthansa pilot, of course, makes a spectacular landing on the water.

Otherwise, the next time Nepal's cabinet meets on Mount Everest, that spectacular backdrop ... may look quite different.

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