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by much
adverb as in greatly
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Scott Ross, who ran Industrial Light & Magic in the 1980s and was a founder of Digital Domain, says what’s motivating modern VFX workers to unionize is the sense that they’re “not given their due” by much of Hollywood.
Textiles and clothing could see gains due to reduced competition, if Chinese exports were hit by much higher Trump tariffs.
The small fermenting tanks from my last visit had been replaced by much larger ones that she was planning to return because their tops wouldn’t open without hitting the ceiling.
This early white violence was followed by much racial segregation and discrimination in the city that targeted the Black community.
Defensive coordinator Chris Shula had to be encouraged by much of what he saw.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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