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It was an expression vastly different from the tired helplessness she had seen in the faces of men coming home from the war after the surrender.

Gone with the Wind Margaret Mitchell 1996

It was an expression vastly different from the tired helplessness she had seen in the faces of men coming home from the war after the surrender.

Gone with the Wind Margaret Mitchell 1996

It was an expression vastly different from the tired helplessness she had seen in the faces of men coming home from the war after the surrender.

Gone with the Wind Margaret Mitchell 1996

It was an expression vastly different from the tired helplessness she had seen in the faces of men coming home from the war after the surrender.

Gone with the Wind Margaret Mitchell 1996

It was an expression vastly different from the tired helplessness she had seen in the faces of men coming home from the war after the surrender.

Gone with the Wind Margaret Mitchell 1996

And I, as you may have picked up, tend to think the term vastly overused hereabouts ...

UUpdates - All updates 2008

The WS410 access point sports six antenna and uses beamforming -- a single radio method of handling signal reflection and directionality -- to provide what they term a vastly increased coverage area.

Wi-Fi Networking News 2009

[ 'The country still would've been in vastly better shape, because Bush is a fool's fool.']

Matthew Yglesias » What Might Have Been 2009

They've all been manageable but in vastly different ways.

"A Manageable State of Anxiety" - SpouseBUZZ 2009

Would conservatives argue that the IRS is awesome because it takes in vastly more money than it spends?

Matthew Yglesias » LaHood to Change Bush-Era Rule, Put Full-Spectrum of Transit Benefits on the Table for “New Starts” Funding 2010