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What they did was supremely irresponsible and the cops should have been called.

Attempting such a propaganda in this connected day and age is supremely stupid.

Hence it's always a danger to introduce a supposedly supremely smart person...

Courage is one of the things that Shannon had supremely.

An online currency is supremely cool, far more convenient, and I would have no problems downloading the version with the social contract.

There's nothing supremely special about the problem you are attacking that warrants Lisp (outside of your comfort level which you clarified very clearly in your post).

I have found it supremely important to understand what you are modifying because otherwise you are throwing darts at the wall blindfolded.

No where do I say that the geometric picture is not supremely useful.

I had never heard of it before, but it is supremely interesting.

Most of these manufacturers are family businesses -- just some old guy and his brother (and maybe one of their sons if they are supremely lucky) working out of a shed.

;) I find it supremely unsurprising that Joel has decided to sell the user info he collects at the website he helped create.

Plenty of other interesting work from the satellite design and various subsystems, manufacturing, georectification of images, image corrections, and heaps of possibilities with a supremely interesting dataset that we're growing.

It's supremely annoying that I can't write "view.frame.origin.x += 10"...

"It's weird that a person who can come off as a real grouch has managed to be such a supremely effective dictator." It's weird that a writer at the level of Bloomberg would be so weirdly dogmatic about this.

In contrast, it would make much more sense if a sentence like that in a profile ended with "...has managed to be such a supremely effective automobile salesman;" as far as I know retail sales is not full of examples of grouchy doesn't-suffer-fools-lightly successes.