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The fire is brought under control but not without some breathtakingly close calls.

The choices the state and city will have to make are breathtakingly difficult.

She is a breathtakingly beautiful young woman who never ages.

That's a monumental change in a breathtakingly short period of time.

That's a breathtakingly large number; in Iraq, it would work out to almost half a million troops.

"This island is just a breathtakingly beautiful place," he said.

How breathtakingly depressing that people like this are in government.

What he could see of her face looked Oriental and breathtakingly beautiful.

But by 1991, the remarks have come to seem breathtakingly inadequate.

"For us to buy that kind of exposure would be breathtakingly expensive," she said.

She smiled and looked so breathtakingly beautiful that he blinked.

It seemed not only a breathtakingly lovely but also a peaceful world.

He told himself that she wasn't perfect, certainly not breathtakingly beautiful.

It may not be class warfare, but it's breathtakingly provocative.

They say that this is "breathtakingly original" in the history of philosophy.

It was breathtakingly good fish, each flavor more vivid than the last.

Breathtakingly, he accused the Mayor of playing the race card.

He is breathtakingly bright while capable of doing really dumb things.

He had never seen a more breathtakingly beautiful woman.

If the place is breathtakingly wonderful, what does a little damp weather matter?

Then, in a breathtakingly short period of time, it became just another obscure tongue.

We sat outside, and it was so breathtakingly green under the redwoods.

Even now, weather-stained as they were, the building was breathtakingly beautiful.

The 2002 declines were breathtakingly pervasive across the fund industry.

For one thing, she makes tiny rather than breathtakingly expansive prints.