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extremely

[ik-streem-lee] / ɪkˈstrim li /


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Still, the burgeoning robotaxi industry could be extremely lucrative for Tesla if Musk can deliver on his promises.

From Los Angeles Times

Lindsey says she and Evie are "extremely proud of Paul's legacy and what his charity has given to so many young and up and coming" players.

From BBC

Public criticism of the institution is extremely rare.

From Barron's

Positioned about a million miles from Earth, Webb uses a massive sunshield to keep its instruments extremely cold, which is essential for detecting faint infrared signals.

From Science Daily

“We were extremely relieved to see this within the community here in Bakersfield.”

From Los Angeles Times