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But against all odds, Chelsea’s expensive, risky, often dizzying strategy finally seems to be working.

The dizzying mix of slices, drop shots, and wild angles, backed up by booming groundstrokes, gave Alcaraz a completeness that Sinner struggled to cope with as he racked up errors.

The city’s dizzying architecture, bright lights and cyberpunk vibe have made it a must-see destination for a new generation of travelers.

Lady Beckham achieved dizzying fame in the Spice Girls, so it's hard to believe that at school, she was "that uncool kid" who didn't fit in.

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Human hands, however, are equipped with thousands of nerve endings of dizzying variety, giving fingers the feedback needed to grip and manipulate tools.

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