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As professional grammarian Benjamin Dreyer noted on Bluesky, "Amateurs don't dabble in the Leo Frank case; that takes an exceedingly well practiced professional anti-Semite."

Her specific case presents a moral dilemma with no easy solution, but the important point is that examples like Thomas are exceedingly rare.

The Russian ship’s doctor wrote that she possessed “brilliant eyes and exceedingly beautiful teeth” and “a thousand other charms.”

The reliquary itself, held in the square’s church, was a series of exceedingly odd musical interactions between vocalists and the instruments in a combination of rap session and organized mystical service.

Federal law already prohibits noncitizens from registering to vote and participating in federal elections, and research indicates noncitizen registration and voting is exceedingly rare.