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How To Use astronomically In A Sentence
- The costs of creating new enmities, losing potential allies, and adding to the military and security burden that we bear as the world's policeman are astronomically high, as the last decade has shown. America's Freedom Opportunity in the Middle East
- It is a known fact that the quantities of chemicals secreted by the brain diminish astronomically from the early 20's to late 70's. Learning Spanish
- The chances of a watch being constructed by blind chance are astronomically small.
- Although planets, moons and planetesimals may seem to be very different astronomically, their common origin shows that this is not so.
- Now, with more gastronomically desirable reef species such as grouper in decline from overfishing, parrotfish have become highly sought after. Global warming takes a toll on coral reefs
- Supporting this dismal outlook astronomically, Marks notes that on Tuesday Jupiter, the planet of good luck and expansion, will leave the sign of pisces, a sign of dreams and illusions, and enter aires, an aggressive and explosive sign. Dan Dorfman: Stars Signal More Political Uheaval
- The satellite will observe objects that are particularly interesting astronomically.
- The satellite will observe objects that are particularly interesting astronomically.
- He returned with astronomically determined latitudes and longitudes for many of the places he had visited, essential data for accurate mapping.
- Offenses have responded to it, but the defensive work ethic really has lept astronomically from the 80s. Matthew Yglesias » Oblique Reference Blogging