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They toiled mightily, and found it difficult and said at the end.
Here the environmental stimuli conspire mightily against sobriety.
Temple struggles mightily to keep these categories separate.
But in avoiding that assumption, historians cannot afford to avoid the grand notions that have contributed so mightily to it.
They use many methods, quantitative and interpretive; but most strive mightily for fidelity to historical realities.
Although he is 'mightily afraid' (l. 1951) and 'half overcome with fear' (l. 1955) of her, he still hopes that she will marry him.
Both are mightily pained by their imprisonment.
They also seem mightily relieved when we depart with our national team, usually, and depressingly, quite early in the competition.
Labour has laboured mightily and brought forth an embryo.
He slowed down until he had travelled another 200 yards and then accelerated mightily.
These are the small men and women who will be mightily hit by this.
That adds mightily to the support which is given in carrying out important and relevant inquiries.
It is mightily overused and its application to transport is often vague.
Therefore, one way and another the value of that allowance has shrunk mightily.
We all rejoiced mightily at that, because planning blight had been removed from all the other routes.
