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Only people who completely fail to understand the meaning and consequences of human rights can be so epically wrong.

One epically fun mission has your team trying to kill everyone on the other team at least once.

- 1 month 10 days ago With just a couple of exceptions this could have been the epically awful list.

A feeling of familiarity does take hold in places, but this is an epically entertaining first course."

They have epically failed to win it since.

Anne's husband is also the murderer of her brother the priest which makes the situation epically poignant.

In fact, they are epically bad - like a Spider-Man villain.

We could have changed history and failed, epically."

The epically interwoven song tells of the weary life of a sailor.

As in many other anime features, the story is at once fairy-tale simple and epically convoluted.

Epically enough I managed to follow the route mostly from muscle memory, innate sense of direction, feel, and pure luck.

Sinister, gothic, compelling, epically scary, but with a traceable overall narrative.

I have been epically cursed.

They tried to mimic RedBox, and failed epically.

Since album sales have been epically low, the Billboard Top 200 figures on November 30th should be strong.

And naturally, they epically failed.

At an epically glacial rate.

The former is one of those told-over-a-single-day books; it continues, and perhaps concludes, the epically unhappy story of the Melrose family.

In this "ancestral environment," large harems were rare; competition for women, though intense, was seldom epically intense.

The best part was seeing Subotka in a preview for "The Wire" and being reminded of his terrible, epically moving tragedy.

Meanwhile, the North African sun belted down and burned Mr Smith rather epically.

It's a romantic farce in which the explosion of the epically earnest and funny central situation creates shock waves that leave no person or thing untouched.

Martin likely knows this about himself-he is epically self-deprecating-which is perhaps why so many songs end using "whoa" and "ah" as a substitute for language.

It is filleted and then pan-fried, so that it winds up with a vaguely oily, epically crunchy shell.

Silvio Berlusconi, Italy's epically wealthy and willful prime minister, has long boasted of being a self-made man.