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Meanings of extraordinary lengths in English

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Usage of extraordinary lengths in English
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But the couple went to extraordinary lengths to keep their love alive.
News.com.au
2
They are prepared to go to extraordinary lengths to stop this from happening.
Agent 6
3
BNFL also goes to extraordinary lengths to protect visitors from harm.
The Irish Times
4
The inflationism of the currency systems of Europe has proceeded to extraordinary lengths.
The Economic Consequences of the Peace
5
Some audio forensic examiners go to extraordinary lengths to validate recordings.
Wired
6
Authorities went to extraordinary lengths to present an ordinary facade.
Reuters
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We now know the extraordinary lengths she went to in an attempt to disappear.
News.com.au
8
Some people go to extraordinary lengths to justify hitting children.
The Irish Times
9
Mud People went to extraordinary lengths to protect their valuables.
Artemis Fowl
10
I had to go to extraordinary lengths to prove that my claims were correct.
Radio NZ
11
Sometimes he goes to extraordinary lengths in pursuit of realism.
The Irish Times
12
Private investigators went to " extraordinary lengths" to find information on him, he said.
The Guardian
13
And if he wasn't, why did he go to such extraordinary lengths to prove it?
The Guardian
14
Some white baiters are prepared to go to extraordinary lengths to take out competing fishers.
Radio NZ
15
She went to extraordinary lengths for my education and my future as a doctor was non-negotiable.
Ebony
16
Every day carers go to extraordinary lengths, often unnoticed, to look after the people they love.
The Irish Times
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Extraordinary lengths across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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