But Kerry has not been able to raise funds as prolifically as Howard Dean.
Winston Churchill also wrote books, so prolifically in fact that he received his Nobel Prize in literature.
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Andrew Carnegie wrote prolifically about wealth and what to do with it, famously writing that the "man who dies...rich, dies disgraced".
And, although she continued to review prolifically, her prose, which could run ragged under the strain of her deadlines, came increasingly under fire.
He has continued working prolifically in film and television ever since.
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The carp reproduce prolifically, and the biggest can reach 100 pounds.
Cambara remembers his gums bleeding prolifically and receding wastefully at a phenomenal rate, the inflammation, combined with the irritation on account of the tartar deposits, causing the loosening of several of his teeth.
As cats are harder to round up than dogs, and breed prolifically a pair can produce ten offspring a year large colonies of 80 or so cats hiding out in disused buildings are increasingly common.
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The prolifically productive shale oil formations, like the Bakken Shale in North Dakota and the Eagle Ford Shale in Texas, produce very high quality crude that is in no way similar to Bitumen.
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Yet, his Instagram avatar was boldly flirting with a girl, prolifically posting inside jokes about his crush and inviting commentary not only from his school friends, but also from a far-flung social network of kids from Connecticut to New Jersey who I am certain he's never met in person.
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