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It would also, I readily acknowledge, be a hellaciously complicated process.

were hellaciously expensive to assemble and prove) but important partner

We meet him on Guam in the closing days of World War II, a sailor getting so hellaciously drunk that simulating sex with a woman constructed out of sand seems like a hell of a good idea.

"I'd been to other Holocaust-related sites before--the Berlin memorial, the killing pits outside Vilnius--and had not been much affected." He finds this one "hellaciously detailed" and so expresses relief at escaping and finding a "lively restaurant." In the same paragraph, he writes: "I had my mind blown by a platter of seared veal sweetbreads with artichokes, cherry tomatoes and cauliflower cream.

The heuristic audio innovator Jereme Rogers continues to hellaciously create freestyle music videos.

On another occasion they recorded the amusingly plaintive observation by some Argentines that prim and revolutionary China's "epidemic of morality" had killed the country's nightlife, leaving it hellaciously boring.

That's also where I learned that I was hellaciously good with my hands."

Here it is, Halloween, and all the waitresses are dressed up like witches and ghosts and the like, and we're on our way to see Miss Carmen Dupree, and now here's this face on my napkin that looks like one hellaciously happy Pappy.

An acknowledged comics buff, helmer enthusiastically described his pic as "made by geeks for geeks." Based on Mike Mignola's cult-lave Dark Horse comic series, pie has more than enough across-the-board appeal to attract mainstream auds unfamiliar with source material Expect blazing biz and hellaciously strong B.O.

TIM TUCKER (Atlanta Journal-Constitution): "Tim McCarver is the only expert who really knows why the baseball is carrying so hellaciously It's because of the deforestation of the Amazon basin down in Brazil."