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extreme

[ik-streem] / ɪkˈstrim /






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As part of the investigation, a BBC North West reporter was able to obtain a fraudulent teeth-whitening qualification, as well as being given "extreme" bleach and advised to "practise on friends and family".

From BBC

As Pepe spread into the more extreme corners of the internet, Mr Furie tried to disavow the frog, even killing him off in a comic strip.

From BBC

As extreme weather becomes more frequent, the question isn’t whether storms will disrupt travel but whether the country is willing to invest in systems resilient enough to handle them.

From Salon

Neither Cook's match nor this one is ideal – they are extreme ends of the spectrum – yet value, significance and history can be attached to both.

From BBC

Friction within this disk heats the matter to extreme temperatures.

From Science Daily