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Coverage of routine, predictable services is not insurance at all; it's a spectacularly inefficient prepayment plan.

In response to their efforts, patronage was growing, not rapidly and spectacularly, yet steadily and substantially.

Since the world began, there had been few battle-fields so spectacularly laid out.

We will win with him in a field of ordinary nags and we will be careful not to win too far or too spectacularly.

In the Streets of New-York, he made a hit by firing a building at the spectacularly disposed audience.

Obviously he had dallied with the demon and was spectacularly the worse for it.