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• Had it been effective, it would have made an enormous difference in this pandemic.

• Any type of business or any type of nonprofit that is a gathering space is — for obvious pandemic-related reasons — facing an enormous challenge of reinvention or getting by with less of a capacity to fulfill that piece of your mission.

• Both these fields have seen enormous progress in the last few years, but there has been little cross-pollination between the two.

• It’s a huge blow to the astronomy community, which used Arecibo for 57 years to conduct an enormous amount of space and atmospheric research.

• Each local region—a self-consistent, relative world—turned out to be the tiny tip of an enormous, four-dimensional iceberg, forever hidden from sight and decidedly not relative.

• Not surprisingly, rates for recovery vary enormously, from as low as three percent to upwards of 75 percent.

• But events in the Special Administrative Region are enormously important to the Communist Party leadership in Beijing.

• I think that the war itself, and the lessons that we can learn from that war, are still enormously relevant.

• He gathered 25 masks and put them on display in the small museum, which became enormously popular.

• To me, this seemed to be a country that was overflowing with interesting, smart, enormously talented people.

• The arousing of the fundamental instincts of these human beings had, indeed, enormously emphasized the animal in them.

• Their unsold cargoes on the way in steamers when Manila was blockaded came in for advanced prices.