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extreme

[ik-streem] / ɪkˈstrim /






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There’s a feeling of “extreme accomplishment” that has lingered since “Ponies” wrapped last summer.

From Los Angeles Times

Further near-term price gains are also likely, with speculator long positions as a share of total open interest on CME are not as extreme as in previous speculative peaks, they say.

From The Wall Street Journal

The rare chimpanzees -- who live in the bush of hot, southeast Senegal rather than the forest as is more common -- exist on the extreme edge of what is possible for their species.

From Barron's

Pruetz's findings have been startling: Living in the extreme savannah heat, the Fongoli apes have learned to soak in natural pools, rest in cool caves and are calm in the presence of fire.

From Barron's

During this time, peat soils reached extreme dryness and woody shrubs became more widespread.

From Science Daily