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Instead of catapulting themselves into exceedingly soft portions of their schedules, both teams stumbled to equally disappointing results.

Evidence suggests that vitamin A supplementation is seldom useful against measles in the United States, because deficiency is exceedingly rare.

Alsup found the usage to be “exceedingly transformative” and “a fair use,” though the company might have broken the law by pirating a large portion of its source material.

It was an exceedingly rare outcome after a type of hearing that routinely leads to federal charges being filed.

In 2008, he agreed to an exceedingly lenient plea deal with federal prosecutors that resulted in a 13-month prison sentence, with freedom granted 12 hours a day, six days a week, under a work-release program.