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In a theater dependent on exaggerated storylines — hairbreadth escapes, implausible coincidences and either conclusively happy or disastrous endings — how can the momentousness of ordinary life be captured?

He was right; and if “BlackBerry” has a flaw, it’s perhaps in neglecting to trumpet the momentousness of that change, one that has made it seem we will all be typing with our thumbs forever.

No late craziness or shocking weirdness or shining momentousness here.

The program’s first block, the Second and First concertos, might have involved shaking out some jitters over the momentousness of the occasion.

The jovial candid photos of the leaders and their high-flown speeches amply testified to the event’s momentousness.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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