7.The emphasis here should be to show the striking differences and subtle parallels rather than to give exhaustively detailed information on each holiday.
8.The book is an exhaustively reported history of the 1918 influenza, which is believed to have killed at least 50 million people worldwide, and nearly 700,000 in the U.S. alone.
9.The AP-first of all, to answer the gentleman's question, the AP1000 is probably the most exhaustively reviewed design, the most transparent design that's ever been licensed in the United States.
10.Mr Schama sees the history of vaccines as constantly pulled between medical advances and backlash from a sceptical public: " Hard-earned, exhaustively tested truth… always seems on the verge of overtaking error, when its exhilarating progress is sandbagged by indignation."