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brilliant

[bril-yuhnt] / ˈbrɪl yənt /




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"I just could not believe it, it was absolutely brilliant," Amanda said.

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"I know my lungs are in brilliant condition because of my bagpipe playing so I was really concerned."

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She points to the "brilliant work" the university does to help people like her and says she owes much of her success to the outreach officer who helped her get in.

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Harvey said that when the theatre, in Stratford upon Avon, was contacted with the idea "it felt like a brilliant marriage", adding there were lots of parallels between Game of Thrones and Shakespeare's history plays.

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Pilot Brad Hall had showcased why the British team are medal contenders in Cortina with a brilliant first run of 54.39 seconds, which left them in third place.

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