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In Kobayashi’s case, Hamilton pushed back at the suggestion from relatives that the case wasn’t a priority, saying that the department spent “inordinate amount of resources” out of concern she was in danger.

The members spent an inordinate amount of time Monday on the question of whether Fauci’s institute funded so-called Gain of Function experiments in China, so a brief primer on this issue is in order.

First, I have an inordinate amount of love in my heart for all potatoes, yes all, and that has to be criteria number one for my self-appointed title.

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He says the company spent an “inordinate amount of time” to figure out how to implement the new rules.

In effect, both these disease-causing bacteria have changed dramatically from the Bronze Age to today, but it appears that very recent cultural transitions in the industrial era have had an inordinate impact.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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