Robert Caro is famous for colossal biographies of colossal figures.
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A staffer told guests which theater to head for by repeating "Majestic, Colossal, Majestic, Colossal, Majestic, Colossal" like a hyperbolic adjective automaton.
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Worse than being a colossal failure, the details of that colossal failure are dull.
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"I will say, on the other hand, a miscalculation on our part would be colossal, could create colossal problems," Corker said.
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Half the women snapping selfies with the colossal Christmas tree that stands across a downtown street from Beirut's even more colossal blue mosque wear hijabs.
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I really like Maybelline mascara — the Colossal Big Shot.
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I think Brexit is a colossal mistake—and a colossal mistake, moreover, that reflects all sorts of deeper problems with the country, not least the concentration of economic activity in the south-east.
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A colossal standoff looms, with no easy resolution in sight.
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This just underscores what a colossal waste of taxpayer money.
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That is a colossal waste of my time and efforts.
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We're pumping colossal amounts of CO2 into the planet's skies.
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Not necessarily — not everyone is taking such a colossal risk.
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Those two colossal cultural forces ended quite differently for fans.
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That seems to be the premise of Nacho Vigalondo's Colossal.
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That focus was a key driver for Xiaomi's colossal valuation.
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The colossal effort required to farm wasn't worth the return.
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There is no more colossal symbol of Nigeria's squandered potential.
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America has colossal expertise on Russia, but Trump disdains it.
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Each year Americans spend a colossal $23 trillion on food.
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We are going to make a colossal success of Brexit.
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The ECB has amassed a colossal $5.5 trillion in assets.
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Then she collapsed under the weight of her colossal fame.
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It may even indicate colossal failures in weighting or sampling.
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Bitcoin's price isn't the only thing soaring to colossal levels.
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How and where do you fuel up a colossal spaceship?
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Ozymandias, unleashes a colossal alien squid upon New York City.
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Donald Trump, in each area, has been a colossal failure.
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Here a colossal wheel set from a freight train locomotive.
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Watch video of the colossal putt and Wakefield's reaction below.
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I mean, I can't imagine anything would be that colossal.
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New York needs some colossal bridges connecting Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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The colossal funding package, which funds the government through Sept.
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Even the government's more legitimate expenses are absolutely colossal now.
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Amazing that the Virtual Boy was a colossal failure, huh?
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We're colossal romantics, very idealistic, and quite highly strung, aren't we?
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Colossal will be showcased at Sundance and come out April 7.
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The venue promised greatness—intricate marble facades and a colossal auditorium.
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Teaching computers about context in human behavior is a colossal task.
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To answer your question, I think it was a colossal miscalculation.
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That is both a colossal wasted opportunity and an unnecessary danger.
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A "colossal struggle" ensued before she could escape, Carroll, 75, wrote.
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A new colossal dam being built in Ethiopia is threatening that.
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Last year she unveiled a colossal project, called Lantau Tomorrow Vision.
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Facebook's colossal power of persuasion has delivered fortune but also peril.
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In 2008, Verizon tapped BlackBerry's Storm, which was a colossal failure.
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Colossal bureaucracies arose to distinguish not just criminals, but ordinary citizens.
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A colossal amount of both had been poured into fighter aviation.
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Investors shuddered, fearing a repeat of BP's colossal Deepwater Horizon payouts.
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Having these colossal accolades and titles—they get in the way.
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To describe this as generous is an understatement of colossal proportions.
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"A COLOSSAL roller-coaster" is how a senior engineer described it.
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Look out below: This is a colossal failure of common sense.
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Art director Erik Kessels thinks it's time for some colossal blunders.
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The history of these projects is rife with expensive, colossal failures.
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Never mind other costs like textbooks and the colossal time commitment.
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An acknowledgement of both our frailty and our own colossal beauty.
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She wrote it was a "colossal struggle" after he penetrated her.
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Whatever happened, the bus and the truck collided with colossal force.
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America made a colossal mistake, and it cannot be easily undone.
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Still, it looks a lot like a colossal failure of empathy.
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" And he argued that "the administration's failure on testing is colossal.
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She looked up and saw this colossal bosom looming over her.
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Colossal statues of Guan Yu have been erected around the world.
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Complaining about the current situation is a colossal waste of energy.
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In the case of Stockhausen, though, only the colossal will suffice.
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"Colossal misjudgment," Rich Lowry, editor of National Review, wrote on Twitter.
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Apple increasingly relies on pricier iPhones to attain its colossal profits.
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On this score, Mr. Trump's fiscal policy is a colossal failure.
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David Raposa: Is that the new colossal pillar of wasp eggs?
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Although the exhibition has closed, New Yorkers can still view two of its rare colossal sculptures — the 12-foot-tall Athena and supplely carved "Fragmentary Colossal Head of a Youth" — on a longer loan through 2018.
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Male writer/directors are behind both Colossal and Anna and the Apocalypse.
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Italy's public debt is a colossal €2.3trn ($2.6trn), or 132% of GDP.
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To even pretend to care seems like a colossal waste of time.
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Peter Parker (played by Tom Holland), in Civil War's colossal fight scene.
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Twitter wasn't about to let someone make this colossal of a mistake.
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" Bloom later told the reporters that representing Weinstein was a "colossal mistake.
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Homelessness, as Kozol perceived, is merely the tip of this colossal iceberg.
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"This is a colossal blunder, whether it's human or technical," said McCabe.
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The colossal sonics of his guitar solo made my stomach feel elevated.
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What were some of the influences you drew from in making Colossal ?
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Note: Colossal is being distributed by NEON, a company affiliated with VICE.
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Prefacing this colossal disappointment with an announcer saying "Hold On" didn't help.
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Recycling is a huge, colossal waste of time, energy, money, and resources.
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Last week, Alibaba's Ant Financial raised a colossal $4.5 billion in funding.
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"We have lost a colossal mind and a wonderful spirit," he said.
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It is second in size among invertebrates only to the colossal squid.
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But just as Colossal settles into a familiar groove, it changes gears.
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Colossal is more like "The Tiger's Bride" than Beauty and the Beast.
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It is also a colossal waste of time, energy, and limited resources.
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In recent decades, David and Charles Koch became a colossal political force.
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That approach has gone down in automotive history as a colossal failure.
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And that was -- INGRAHAM: Is it a colossal waste are not, Brandon?
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During the stop, cops conducted a search and made the colossal discovery.
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Colossal, swollen balls, bigger than anyone else's—and God, it looks fun.
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I know, I know, I am a colossal failure as Urban Avenger.
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In 2017, the cost of this colossal detention system was $2.6 billion.
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Since then, a colossal oil market slump complicated the country's outlook further.
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He survives and grows, in sorrowful wisdom and, inexplicably, to colossal size.
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Unfortunately, both are up against a colossal foe: the ignorance of masses.
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Or it may just have been a colossal pain in the ass.
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"Colossal" is on limited release in the United States from April 7.
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With its colossal amount of content, YouTube is one place to browse.
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Release date: April 7 What makes it great: Colossal actively defies categorization.
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That's not exactly terrible for someone who'd been expecting a colossal failure.
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By the mid-2000s, executives realized what a colossal mistake they had made.
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Hey guys, so this thing wasn't frightening, wasn't colossal, and wasn't a monster.
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" The suit called Poland Spring's water "a colossal fraud perpetrated against American consumers.
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"Colossal", her latest film, could be a dramatic comeback for the beleaguered star.
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In this sense, "Colossal" taps into ongoing conversations about masculinity and gender equality.
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The Pentagon selected Microsoft over Amazon for the colossal contract on Oct. 25.
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The only talent these people need is is a colossal lack of shame.
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The result, Colossal Cave Adventure ("Adventure"), spawned a new genre of computer game.
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So if the letter was authentic, it was a colossal Soviet own goal.
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Visionary policies are what's called for, not patches on a colossal market failure.
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A Survivor contestant will make a colossal blunder that costs him the game.
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It comes with colossal opportunities, but also threats that are difficult to predict.
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The epidemic has affected colossal numbers of pigs, pushing up pork prices steeply.
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To say he didn't understand what was happening would be a colossal understatement.
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Looming above him out of the sea is a cyclorama of colossal dimensions.
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VICE: When and how did you come up with the idea behind Colossal?
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"It can't run Doom, but it can run Colossal Cave Adventure!" he said.
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Maybelline The Colossal Big Shot Mascara, $8.49, available in January 2017 at Maybelline.
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Kipchoge crushed the previous record by a colossal 1 minute and 18 seconds.
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Whether or not that set meets anyone's colossal expectations, it ultimately doesn't matter.
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Even the most successful entrepreneur has likely weathered at least one colossal fuckup.
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Arrival now feels like an overly optimistic story about America's colossal missed opportunity.
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The cluster's colossal mass accelerates some of these galaxies to very high velocities.
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In a hotel with only one restaurant option, dinners were a colossal disappointment.
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Then there's a percussive middle eight, a colossal, clattering segue to the finale.
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Passing tax reform—and, perhaps, entitlement reform—would nevertheless leave a colossal legacy.
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Defeating either Western team, let alone completing a sweep, represents a colossal challenge.
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That helps drive his ambivalence and fuel a colossal case of survivor's guilt.
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And colossal corruption scandals are casting a pall over the nation's political establishment.
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The inability and unwillingness of Congress to repeal ObamaCare was a colossal failure.
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Colossal pillars of smoke were visible from space above Russia, Alaska, and Greenland.
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Bernie Sanders, who quipped on Twitter about its colossal price tag on Thursday.
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Thecase, Apple versus Pepper, could have far reaching consequences for colossal technology companies.
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Growing up in nineties Wales, Giggs was a colossal, if largely silent, figure.
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He is under scrutiny over testimony linking him to a colossal graft scandal.
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So, here's where the GOP made a yet another colossal error in judgment.
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His gambols through colossal, blocky wonderlands have been viewed over 200 million times.
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NASA uses satellites to diligently measure the conditions of these colossal ice sheets.
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We ought to be able to understand what caused that colossal Truman boom.
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Many scientists looked back at the original Biosphere 2 as a colossal failure.
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Its scope is colossal: the 303 million square miles of land on Earth.
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"The briefing was a colossal waste of time," Mr. Cicilline told reporters afterward.
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This is a colossal challenge for an organization that relies on private donors.
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The American health care system has long been a colossal study in waste.
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No single person should have the power to unleash America's colossal military might.
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Fancy cars, colossal homes, and a more-than-comfortable lifestyle fill their minds.
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The emergence of Tyler Perry Studios in 2008 marked a colossal turning point.
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Wait—did Facebook just address a problem before it became a colossal nightmare?
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The Pentagon selected Microsoft over Amazon for the colossal contract on October 25.
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Hell would sooner morph into a colossal iceberg before I'd consider accepting it.
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The war strategy of the Saudi-led coalition has been a colossal failure.
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Hawaii was a colossal win for President Trump and his Department of Justice.
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Amazon is the world's fifth-most valuable firm, with a colossal $400bn market capitalisation.
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We've got widespread symptoms of a colossal problem showing up in millions of mailboxes.
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A colossal Buddha statue stands carved into the cliffside of the Bamiyan Valley, 1950.
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But the difference between her polite, guarded Texan past and confrontational present is colossal.
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They were born the same year and rose to colossal fame in the 1980s.
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DOCKED IN THE port of Lagos, Nigeria's commercial capital, floats a colossal oil tanker.
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It was the second of back-to-back nightly shows at the colossal venue.
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Gilbert Gottfried is a comedian and the host of Gilbert Gottfried's Amazing Colossal Podcast.
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Worse is a colossal, unfunded liability of some $22015bn for pensions of city workers.
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And coming from a director who has done better, it is a colossal disappointment.
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CH: The financial crisis is the one that unites them and has been colossal.
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Potential creations really run the gamut from colossal coal-mining excavators to military robots.
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There will be blame a-plenty in the wake of such a colossal failure.
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She next stars in the monster movie Colossal with Dan Stevens and Jason Sudeikis.
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There's abundant places to relax, including the colossal kitchen and two adjacent family rooms.
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These colossal slabs of Earth's crust are incessantly pushing and sliding against one another.
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Are the countries devoting vast sums to their carrier fleets making a colossal mistake?
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At the time of Moros, tyrannosaurs had not yet emerged as colossal apex predators.
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But there are some essential guideposts in even a rescue of this colossal difficulty.
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In 2017, the colossal 360-foot yacht Jubilee was the star of the show.
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Last month, the Pentagon's acquisition chief reiterated Turkey's removal from the colossal weapons program.
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This represents the most colossal failure of an American political party in modern history.
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The Hot Wheels Colossal Crash track set is the largest track Mattel has released.
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Colossal&aposs walls tend to range from $35,000 to $150,000, depending on the size.
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Why is Tchaikovsky's music for their grand adagio so unsugary, so imposing, so colossal?
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Then came June 22016, 2016, and the colossal billable-hour generator known as Brexit.
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Nor does anyone disagree that the 'system' that replaced them is a colossal failure.
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" He called the attacks a "colossal failure on the part of the intelligence services.
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Colossal offers time-lapse footage and photos for clients to share on social channels.
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It's usually a colossal $7,995, but you can grab it on sale for $3,999.
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Nor does anyone disagree that the "system" that replaced them is a colossal failure.
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And we need to immediately rectify the colossal failure to supply rapid, widespread testing.
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But as the last great Ice Age ended, so too did this colossal barrier.
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For AMD that colossal fuckery was the launch of the Bulldozer chipset in 832070.
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Mr Johnson says preparations for the immediate disruption are "colossal and extensive and fantastic".
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The stats confirm that the TPP program is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars.
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Why it matters: The decision is a colossal win for the health care industry.
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Nonetheless, to everyone else in Rome, his name equals colossal sums of accessible cash.
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"Gilbert Gottfried's 'Amazing Colossal Podcast' gives great insight into all things showbiz," he said.
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While other companies dread making colossal mistakes, Mr. Bezos seems just not to care.
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In October, the Pentagon's acquisition chief reiterated Turkey's removal from the colossal weapons program.
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Making solar big enough to matter environmentally would be an even more colossal undertaking.
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Sopko pointed out program failures, unrealistic claims of optimism and colossal examples of corruption.
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Colossal data breaches have grabbed the nation's headlines for the past couple of years.
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Kong, where the giant radioactive lizard and the colossal ape will finally face off.
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That's even less likely to happen, as it would take a colossal military effort.
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And so I think, you know, they have a colossal amount of great content.
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"This is a colossal failure of international diplomacy and a colossal failure to get out the message of a crisis that is now of biblical proportions," Jan Egeland, the Norwegian Refugee Council head who visited Yemen this month, said in an interview.
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Above all, Brown will be remembered for his colossal failures on the economy and poverty.
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Sandy Kerruish and Matt Maude's new documentary General Magic details the colossal failure that ensued.
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I figured it would be a good way to ease myself into this colossal change.
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It was that idea of trying to build colossal sandbox moments, in a multiplayer experience.
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Dianne Feinstein about whether he stands by his past statements calling Roe a "colossal" mistake.
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Support your local public banking effort to prevent money going to these colossal institutions. Divest!
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Tap or click here to avoid making one colossal privacy mistake when renting a car.
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Mr Chamisa has been irresponsibly claiming a colossal victory for weeks, whipping up his supporters.
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Take the case of Jumbo, the elephant whose name became a byword for the colossal.
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"You are a colossal fraud and an evil, vicious one at that," the letter said.
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You can check out more of the images below and more over at Danielkordan.com.[Colossal]
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The move created the world's largest democracy, and also burdened it with a colossal challenge.
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Project Judge stars Takuya Kimura, actor and former member of colossal Japanese boy band SMAP.
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"I feel like Google is setting themselves up for either a colossal failure or disappointment."
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"No." The word "No" appeared in giant white letters on the colossal screen behind him.
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It was here they encountered colossal Saharan dunes in the signature section of the rally.
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Just one heap after another, which he primarily used to purchase colossal military grade SUVs.
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But — yes, here comes the but — what made Buckner eternally famous was his colossal blunder.
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Colossal Cave Adventure has the player explore a gigantic cave network through text-based commands.
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The pastry came courtesy of Colossal Cupcakes, and it ended weighing in at 20 lbs.
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"The Battle of the Bastards" features a colossal clash for Winterfell, the Stark family homeland.
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" And that normalizing trade relations with China was "another one of her husband's colossal mistakes.
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They were a novelty to attract tourism, visually emphasizing the colossal size of the trees.
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He also admitted that he'd consumed "a few sherbets" before bidding on the colossal print.
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During setup, I chose the name "Colossal King" and "Super Fists" as my super power.
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The strike is a colossal mistake and, for Donald Trump, an embarrassing case of hypocrisy.
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We deserve to know more about how Comey came to make such a colossal blunder.
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Thanks in part to its colossal cloud business, Microsoft earnings are drenching shareholders in dollars.
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The overwhelming consensus among reviewers was that It was a colossal failure, an unplayable mess.
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"Love Story" was a colossal hit, generating more than $100 million at the box office.
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Because too many Clinton supporters are busy blaming everybody but themselves for their colossal loss.
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However, it reinforces the fact that the United States has a colossal illicit drug problem.
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Across town from DuVig's 300-square-foot tasting room is the colossal Stony Creek Brewery.
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What are the stories behind the spaceship-wrecks and the colossal skeletons in the desert?
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A chaotic exit with no withdrawal agreement would represent a colossal failure by both sides.
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She said it had been a "colossal mistake" to represent him and she regretted it.
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He will oversee the department's colossal annual budget of $186 billion and about 380,000 employees.
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The people feeling the squeeze the most are line workers in colossal poultry processing plants.
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CSW has remained at the wheel of the now-colossal LA Pride Event every June.
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"I should have known, I had no idea," she says plaintively of Madoff's colossal scam.
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"Unfortunately, the court today endorses a colossal exception to this ancient rule against double jeopardy."
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A Colossal employee said it's enough to paint the entire length of an L train.
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Now, her tour set is filled with colossal cobras and wreaths of snakes as decoration.
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China spent decades suppressing the renminbi's value to keep the country's colossal export machine competitive.
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I, for one, am glad this colossal boondoggle of a film is on the horizon.
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Jost said a colossal amount of effort went into assembling the museum's collection from scratch.
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They say a colossal humanitarian disaster affecting 26 million U.S. citizens deserves a quicker response.
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Why ruin the "colossal vitality of his illusion" (Gatsby's) with a strict attribution of place?
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It seemed to biologists that the ocean must hold a colossal amount of uneaten food.
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At the Venice Biennale in May, she showed more of those colossal torques and twists.
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Trilobites A colossal canyon on Mercury may provide evidence that the tiny planet is shrinking.
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The foot is a relatively tiny part of the body; yet its significance becomes colossal.
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It has since amassed a colossal 162 million views, and the song dominated Korean airwaves.
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WeChat, despite its colossal one-billion monthly user base, has remained restrained in ad monetization.
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In these tall, narrow passages there were no colossal landmarks for even a general orientation.
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"Coles' colossal plastic bag fail" and "Coles caves" ran headlines on Australia's main news sites.
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It's true that Ellie will go down as a colossal figure in gaming's narrative pantheon.
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In fact, it is ripping apart entire communities and subjugating them on a colossal scale.
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The price tag for a wall is dwarfed by the colossal cost of illegal immigration.
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As much as anyone, I have propagated the idea that Manning is a colossal idiot.
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Yet there was a depressing sight: four colossal buildings that were vacant, vacant, vacant, vacant.
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With one hand they are helping themselves and their rich friends with colossal revenue handouts.
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And Dr. Niedźwiedzki thinks there might be dicynodonts that are even more colossal buried there.
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"Game of Thrones" is a colossal hit for HBO, and the actors' salaries reflect that.
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It also overcame a colossal performance by Parisse, who, at 32, played his 115th international match.
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Round the decayOf that colossal Wreck, boundless and bareThe lone and level sands stretch far away.
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After a colossal discount, it can be yours for just $21 in honor of Cyber Monday.
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It's a colossal pump-and-dump scheme, the likes of which the world has never seen.
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It would be best for humanity if the colossal ice sheets that blanket Antarctica stayed put.
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But we're having trouble getting enthused about her upcoming film Colossal — or even understanding it, TBH.
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He's every bit the colossal figure that so many imaginations have dreamt of over the years.
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Measured against the rest of the country's colossal financial system, the various fintech pieces are puny.
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Burtynsky often stitches multiple high-resolution shots of the same subject into a single colossal print.
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Despite all that, Fortnite's success hasn't derailed PUBG or its colossal influence in the game industry.
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By 1919 "Greater Gotham" was "a colossal fact", as Mr Wallace writes, the italics his own.
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Make no mistake, though: The recent event offshore from Mayotte, which is still ongoing, is colossal.
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It's the self-confidence to know that a colossal endowment isn't a measurement of one's value.
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"It was always tiny compared with credit-default swaps, which was a colossal market," said Pitts.
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Then there's The Dark Tower, a misstep so colossal that it's guaranteed to please no one.
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Harry J. Kazianis: Will Trump's North Korea summit be an epic breakthrough or a colossal mistake?
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For a labor dispute on a railway with just 4,000 employees, the costs have been colossal.
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Hathaway says that like her character in the excellent new Colossal, she's dealt with drinking issues.
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For a labour dispute on a railway with just 4,000 employees, the costs have been colossal.
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He had wanted to go out with Messiaen's colossal opera "Saint François d'Assise," but was stymied.
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"One hundred hours of random community service hours is a colossal waste of time," Doe said.
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Colossal flops and megahits defined Hollywood's summer performance, but our critic says cinema is not dead.
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It may feel like an alien abduction, but probably it's only a colossal, street-straddling bus.
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The swift concentration to a few colossal companies is a threat to technical development and innovation.
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Some Costco members enjoy starting — or finishing — the day with one of Costco's colossal baked offerings.
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The competition, though colossal, seems to mean little to them and their young high-jewelry brand.
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But in terms of its overall mission, thanks to colossal mismanagement, the United Nations is failing.
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A record of his colossal tax breaks, associations, deals, and net worth resides in those forms.
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Sacramento is in the basement of a colossal rebuild that's nearly a generation in the making.
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That's as dish-y as it gets, minus one amazing tale of Curt Schilling's colossal insecurity.
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We're seeing species on the edge of extinction, and ecosystems dying off on a colossal scale.
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Critics of the ethanol mandate are just as adamant that it has been a colossal failure.
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But think of the colossal issues symbolized in this case that impact our democracy right now.
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Colossal&aposs in-house creative studio works with a brand to come up with the artwork.
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With a team of 31 artists, Colossal ushered in a mainstream comeback for hand-painted murals.
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Maine lobstermen have landed colossal catches in recent years, six times those of three decades ago.
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The Hirshhorn has taken on the colossal challenge of exhibiting six — the most ever shown together.
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This colossal mash-up of West African dance and vinyasa yoga is called Afro Flow Yoga.
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For him, the Thanksgiving parade was just another challenge of animation, except on a colossal scale.
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The recent stretch of wins might not be stunning, considering the Yankees' colossal $211.5 million payroll.
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The new leader now faces the colossal challenge of trying to build a culture of reconciliation.
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The passenger pigeon illustrates that even species with colossal population sizes are not safe from disappearing.
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The Hill-Thomas conflict has gone down in history as a colossal failure of intersectional organizing.
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Bernstein's colossal drawings of screws, which unambiguously resemble erect penises, provoked a kind of castration anxiety.
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Want a colossal phone with tons of RAM, a huge battery, and a top-tier screen?
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Former Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis calls it "a colossal exercise in greenwashing".
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The collapse of Barings Bank was caused by colossal losses incurred by a single rogue trader.
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Despite all the attention Dinnah received, Mr. Stracuzza said he is not crazy about colossal crustaceans.
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On occasion, it buckles and sags under the colossal breadth and weight of its intellectual hedonism.
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Slavery allowed this poor, fledgling nation to turn into a colossal powerhouse in the global economy.
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Patrolling the Amazon's colossal rivers for pirates can resemble a futile game of cat-and-mouse.
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Her colossal paintings depict people of color at a scale that makes them impossible to ignore.
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His colossal pictures, depicting an idealized American life, greeted travelers at Grand Central Terminal for decades.
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Office Kovacs, the designer of the Colossal Cacti, intended them to be a little bit more.
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Cold, hard numbers — not passion — have made Cheerios, Green Giant and Betty Crocker into colossal brands.
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The government has blamed "colossal borrowing" by the previous government for the spike in debt servicing.
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It is a colossal waste of money and does little to prevent violence or curtail drugs.
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The disclosure shocked Mr. Wang's colleagues at Princeton, who described Iran's action as a colossal error.
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The mayor would call the numbers "staggering" as the colossal city struggled to slow down further.
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They trekked through a sea of gradient pink sand around colossal, plaster letters spelling out Dior.
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"Colossal Cave Adventure" would barely be considered a video game by most people's standards, but it helped inspire an entirely new genre of entertainment: "Colossal Cave Adventure" doesn't have any graphics — instead, it tells players an ongoing story while they use text commands to choose their path.
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Colossal opens in New York and Los Angeles on April 7th and expands nationwide on April 14th.
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Along the way, McCann admits to some missteps, some of them minor, and a few colossal: 1.
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Haiti's colossal earthquake of 63 leveled entire neighborhoods, and the capital Port au Prince was a reeling.
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I found the ads as colossal as ever, but the space had changed since my last visit.
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It zoomed over the Hudson River like a colossal ghost—a ghost that looked like Ariana Grande.
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Some attribute today's colossal woes to neoliberalist policy failures and a lack of backbone in centrist politicians.
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YouTube channel 5MadMovieMakers released a video detailing a colossal Hot Wheels track that careens over two stories.
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Counting capital expenditures, too, Mr Immelt has redirected resources worth a colossal 143% of GE's capital base.
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Bulletin, our colossal effort to revolutionize retail, began as a fun side project in winter of 230.
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Disney simultaneously published a colossal Twitter thread made up of posters of everything coming to Disney Plus.
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No longer will they be subjected to making a colossal amount of zany and whimsical drinks — i.e.
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Bringing that history into the story Colossal tells about addiction and complicated relationships is a smart move.
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"We've got two colossal tailwinds, two hugely bullish tailwinds," he said after the hit a record high.
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Last year, Ant Financial raised a colossal $4.5 billion funding round at a valuation of $60 billion.
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Springer informed Amazon of the colossal failure on their part and the company promised to improve security.
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Divide & Dissolve are sick of venues not having enough power to ignite their colossal wall of amps.
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Walmart is having a colossal KitchenAid sale, with over 100 appliances in 41 colors up for grabs.
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Maybe someone needs to teach him the art of saying "no" without sounding like a colossal jerk?
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As mouths multiply, food resources dwindle … I hope to point a way out of the colossal dilemma.
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I think by doing that, sticking with it after that first colossal bomb, I earned some respect.
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A bureaucrat-dominated colossal that overreached, bullied, and pursued "social goals" in the name of democratic integrity.
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Most folks like getting their hands dirty, running experiments on huge, massive, gigantic, cosmic, colossal GPU clusters.
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Overall, though, the call-centre explosion has been a colossal boon for Filipinos who speak good English.
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The talk radio syndicate Air America was a colossal failure, and MSNBC lags behind Fox in viewership.
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Had Colossal the courage of its own convictions, this could have been a daring and urgent movie.
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Through a hyper-formal tale of inversion and genre-based surprises, Colossal returns its heroine to herself.
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That was such a powerful thing to grow up with, this colossal exercise in engineering and propaganda.
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A year later, that was up to 5,300 euros, even before this summer's next colossal heat wave.
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China should be about to reap some rewards from its massive investment in big—indeed, colossal—science.
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The Palais Idéal looked to me like a termite hill disgorged mid-gurgle by a colossal oyster.
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The theater is an anchor of the colossal $5.5 billion Shanghai Disney Resort, which opened on Thursday.
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But here we are, in a world changed by these creations that started small and became colossal.
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Trilobites Colossal clouds cloak the surface of Venus, making it difficult for researchers to probe its secrets.
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A candidacy that was first thought of as a colossal joke has turned into a serious farce.
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"In terms of its overall mission, thanks to colossal mismanagement, the United Nations is failing," Banbury said.
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But her colossal failure on Election Day could result in much of his legacy being wiped away.
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They want to enact "fixes" to ObamaCare that would enshrine this colossal healthcare failure into permanent law.
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College sports have become a colossal business opportunity, and no one sport is more lucrative than football.
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Scientists have watched Greenland's colossal ice sheet shrink at an accelerated rate for the last 20 years.
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Strategies If you've noticed that colossal lottery winnings are becoming almost common this year, it's no accident.
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Millions of people, particularly EU nationals living in Britain or British citizens abroad, are facing colossal uncertainty.
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In Canada, which has colossal tracts of forest, the state employs a total of around 4,200 rangers.
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Getting anywhere in a city like Beijing means slogging through colossal traffic jams and chaotic, bewildering intersections.
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Scientists around the world are beginning to tackle the colossal challenges entailed by a crewed Martian mission.
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Chinese laborers built the first delta megaproject; a colossal array of levees to (aspirationally) hold back floods.
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Comey's action was, at best, a colossal error in judgment, arising out of a conceit of power.
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I'm convinced that the restaurant, without a stove or table in place, will be a colossal success.
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Until 0003, when best friends and street-sign artists Paul Lindahl and Adrian Moeller started Colossal Media.
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First, Colossal&aposs in-house creative studio works with a brand to come up with the artwork.
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Martial law is still in force, and the physical damage caused by the fighting has been colossal.
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And then, for her troubles, Annie is cast aside, her entire internal drama a colossal red herring.
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Mustafa Akyol Over the past 15 years, my country, Turkey, has gone through a colossal political revolution.
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But this colossal canine (made with the assistance of the realist sculptor Chris Collins) is uniquely irresistible.
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Another "Wanted Wednesday" post featured a woman described as "Colossal" and appeared to ridicule her living situation.
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This colossal heat absorption tempers the continued atmospheric warming of the remote, pale blue dot we inhabit.
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Thousands of visitors passed through, uncertain whether they were witnessing a colossal breakthrough or a monumental joke.
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Still, navigating social media boundaries doesn't have to be the colossal struggle we sometimes turn it into.
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I think the International Space Station is a colossal waste of money but, hey, it's sorta cool.
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Never before have those clubs possessed such colossal financial firepower, riches enough to turn an oligarch's head.
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In "Colossal," to be monstrous means to be incredibly powerful and have dominion over life and death.
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Democrats ought to welcome the conservative intervention as a colossal waste of Republican money, if nothing else.
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He said it would allow Russia to tap into the "colossal experience and knowledge" of former presidents.
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The task takes almost seven and a half years to complete and ends in a colossal party.
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It's epic in every sense of that word: sweeping, mythic, over-the-top, colossal and dizzyingly complex.
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As befits its title, the director Zhao Liang's documentary "Behemoth" (March 17-18) is colossal in scope.
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Notably, the Russian economy does not have the wherewithal to compete with the colossal U.S. defense budget.
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But because of this colossal injustice, our party is more united than it has ever been before.
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Strong in itself, the score was further elevated by the colossal conviction that Kissin brought to it.
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The L.A. Phil, colossal in ambition and experimental in spirit, has redefined what an orchestra can be.
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Last month, former Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev said the world was in "colossal danger" from nuclear weapons.
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A colossal screen presence, Raimu serves as the fulcrum of Pagnol's expansive, knowing portrait of village life.
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Dubinsky thought this was a colossal mistake, one that could put the company's entire future in jeopardy.
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Saudi Arabia has been drawing down its vast foreign currency reserves while running up colossal budget deficits.
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Complete state control of the colossal firm means Saudi leaders have no private shareholders to answer to.
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I use Maybelline Volum' Express The Colossal Washable Mascara ($7), which comes in that iconic yellow tube.
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North Korea on Friday admitted that new sanctions regimes were exacting a "colossal" toll on its economy.
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It's a colossal, volunteer-driven task, and one that needs public backing, but Dhody emphasized its importance.
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"The mishandling of the euro crisis was a colossal trauma, a colossal wound that was inflicted upon European capitalism," said Varoufakis, who rattled state and commercial lenders as minister at the peak of the debt crisis in 2015 before quitting office when a third bailout was forced on Greece.
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"When one or two diplomats are being expelled from this or that country, all the while whispering apologies in our ear, we know for sure that this is a result of colossal pressure, colossal blackmail, which unfortunately is Washington's main tool now in the international arena," he said.
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I came from a really small town in Spain, not so different from the small town in Colossal.
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And as with any colossal changing of the guard, will she continue or depart from Karl's legacy altogether?
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Options carry tiny startups aloft by motivating founders to superhuman levels of exertion in pursuit of colossal payouts.
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A Washington state native like Mattis, Shanahan is responsible for managing the Pentagon's colossal $700 billion defense budget.
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The government would award money to companies that prove they can build and operate the colossal charging network.
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Given its colossal budget deficit, expected to hit 22% of GDP this year, that would come in handy.
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We've had colossal propellers since the days of the Titanic, with its solid bronze, ten-foot-blade props.
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You might remember her campaign for the brand's The Colossal Big Shot Mascara that launched earlier this year.
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But this was not your typical gathering in the colossal building on the western edge of Tiananmen Square.
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Hurricane Irma has caused colossal storm surges across Florida, but it has also deprived other areas of water.
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Sketches followed, in which colossal pegs of "a certain Gothic character" stood with their heads in windblown clouds.
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WASHINGTON — When lawmakers return to Capitol Hill next week, they will begin considering the Pentagon's colossal budget request.
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So there's some inconsistencies here, as to be expected the chaotic aftermath of such a colossal news dump.
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" He said it "would lead to colossal tax increases, take away private coverage for over 180 million Americans.
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It sounds peachy, but Mason completely ignores the colossal, exponentially increasing physical infrastructure for the 'internet-of-things.
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When China had a big surplus, its savings, at 50% of GDP, far outstripped even its colossal investment.
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Boyfriend has rabbit mac and cheese to start, then shares a colossal steak with one of his coworkers.
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Around the decay of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare, the brown and frosty fields stretched far away.
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Xiaomi has announced the Mi Max 264, the latest and biggest yet in its line of colossal phones.
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Basically, from what we know as of right now, the launch of Disney+ is going to be colossal.
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Once lost, the lead in any arms contest is only regained with enormous difficulty and at colossal cost.
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Hurricane Irma has caused colossal storm surges across Florida, but it has also deprived other areas of water.
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Like so many other games, Mafia 1003's colossal, decadent space doesn't host stations to play the game.
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" Critical response "A surreal fable" showing "colossal" imagination but dissolving "into a welter of confusing language and imagery.
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Mr. Bloomberg can spend millions from his personal fortune to contest colossal primary targets like California and Texas.
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A colossal ocean of liquid water also likely exists below Titan's roughly 60-mile-thick crust of ice.
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Across the river, the mountains rose high above the mist, a colossal tower of green speckled with snow.
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And how do we live—what should we do—once we have modified, however feebly, our colossal ignorance?
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They share a sense of colossal failure—of having failed Clinton, and, more, of having failed the country.
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"It's a colossal surge and it's overwhelming our immigration system, and we can't let that happen," Trump said.
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Mr. Trump also argued that American support for China's embrace of free trade had been a "colossal" mistake.
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He attacked the "colossal dishonesty" that he said had characterized the "neoliberal" policies of Mexico's last few governments.
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"I frankly think it would be a colossal disaster if the United States were involved in Iran," Sen.
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The new heavy-lift chopper can carry triple the weight of its predecessor at a colossal 27,000 pounds.
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My black beetle was colossal compared with the brown stinkbug, and had a huge horn on its head.
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With 6900 years of economic contraction, population loss and crippling debt, it's clear we face a colossal task.
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Let's focus on the clarity of his darkness, his illusory deceptions, his insatiable avarice and his colossal conceit.
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"It was a colossal failure of judgment and an indication that her priorities are awry," the paper wrote.
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Where is the colossal value implied by these eye-popping valuations for ICOs for blockchain tools and infrastructure?
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Last year, Ant Financial raised a colossal $4.5 billion venture funding round at a valuation of $60 billion.
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And, of course, that's part of the reason why the clean up is as colossal as it is.
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Morkrut Banshee, which is literally a woman whose body is otherwise rotting and withering away, has colossal breasts.
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The Tatmadaw is proud of its history, which it glorifies with a colossal museum near Naypyidaw, the capital.
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Victor Hugo called it a vast symphony in stone, the colossal achievement of a man and a nation.
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I wonder if a similar colossal error doesn't account for the curious career of Shlomo Sand, as well.
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It would be a taxpayer-funded work of colossal conservative conceptual art running across the North American continent.
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"The administration's failure on testing is colossal, and it's a failure of planning, leadership and execution," Biden said.
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Colossal abstractions from the late 1960s occupy the museum's largest room, absorbing the viewer in their minimalist grandeur.
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Stehrenberger regularly uses such illusions in her posters; see her work for Colossal, Red Riding, and Netflix's Unbelievable.
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This time they got lucky, largely because Russia suffered a perfect storm of ill fortune and colossal folly.
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A flawed election begets a controversial rerun begets a colossal sham — that's the story of this presidential race.
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Trilobites Scientists devised "virtual crash testing" to see if an extinct deer's colossal headgear was just for show.
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If Iran had a free press and a real parliament, he would have been fired for colossal mismanagement.
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Voters unambiguously rejected Corbyn's socialist programme of nationalisations and colossal state spending, delivering Labour's worst result since 1935.
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But the rest of Asia, with far less to spend on colossal flood defences, will surely follow suit. ■
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Here are 28 essential facts about BTS and the colossal, churning K-pop industry that spawned them. 29.
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The nifty independent "Colossal," which features a Godzilla-like creature terrorizing Seoul, South Korea, is still in theaters.
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In 2016, it reportedly lost $2.8 billion, excluding separate, colossal losses in China, which it exited that year.
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Meehan said he understands some customers will be concerned Blue Bottle is partnering with a colossal food company.
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To fast-track funding of this project through earmarking legislation would be a colossal and very costly mistake.
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It came to her then, with the whooshing crescendo of truth: She had failed on a colossal level.
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In September, Kachin Komneeyawanich, the company's vice president, said the report had caused "colossal" damage to the company.
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It was such a colossal disaster that the incident has practically become synonymous with the company's brand name.
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China's president, Xi Jinping, opened a colossal new airport, Beijing Daxing International, about 45km south of the capital.
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What, ask new books by Emily Guendelsberger and Steve Fraser, is this colossal insult doing to our heads?
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Dozens of retailers filed for bankruptcy over the last decade amid colossal changes in Americans&apos consumption habits.
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In today's 360 video, visit the colossal statue of Jesus Christ atop Corcovado Mountain in Rio de Janeiro.
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One of the big stories at the movies in 2018 was the rise (and colossal fall) of MoviePass.
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It was the largest crowd of "cheering team" volunteers I'd yet to encounter, and their energy was colossal.
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Russia "has a colossal amount of legacy Soviet equipment," Kofman said, and these decades-old systems need replacing.
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We stand far below that colossal, every-page-visible-at-once picture book known as Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel.
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They entered Monday having won four of their last 27.4 games, a colossal improvement given their 24-230 start.
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It was the tallest train station in the world when its colossal bronze doors first opened to the public.
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In my opinion, it's a colossal pump-and-dump scheme, the likes of which the world has never seen.
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This review contains plot details of "Colossal" ANNE HATHAWAY is a monster—at least that's what we've been told.
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It's a colossal waste of water, it's boring, everyone seems vaguely awful, and you can't even see the ball.
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And Kyriakos Chatziefthymiadis (16, Excel), an Athenian with a stature to match his colossal name, was overcome with emotion.
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When Hafez was born premature she received a colossal hospital bill even though medical care is free for Omanis.
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The sense of scale is phenomenal, whether you're dodging giant Piranha Plants or being overtaken by a colossal Bowser.
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But as I and others have pointed out again and again, the whole thing is a colossal red herring.
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While the final diameters are merely respectable here on Earth, it is a colossal undertaking for a space telescope.
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Click here to view original GIFStrong winds caused a colossal crane to collapse in downtown Manhattan on Friday morning.
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Spending on subsidies is so colossal that the state has little left for health care and education (see chart).
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Directed by Nacho Vigalondo (Timecrimes), Colossal feels calculated to irritate audiences who insist on tidy explanations and clean finishes.
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Instead of making war [with other] the small vendors, we should be building a wall against the colossal ones.
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Yes, the electronics markets are colossal hives of sensory overload, buzzing nonstop with small-scale high-tech hardware commerce.
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The show starts with what looks like the Wall, a colossal ice fortification at the core of GOT's storyline.
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Muthuvel Karunanidhi, a screenwriter, poet and wearer of colossal sunglasses, died only last year, at the age of 94.
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The report, to be completed in 90 days, was added to the colossal $717 billion National Defense Authorization Act.
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Both loved and loathed, Mr Cruz enjoys near universal name recognition in Texas and has access to colossal funding.
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And to say "I'm burned out" on that particular joke is as colossal an understatement as I can make.
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It's here where more than 450 classified missiles were assembled and tested before joining the U.S. Army's colossal arsenal.
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In a world where reptiles and reality stars allegedly masquerade as politicians, Johanna Goodman's colossal figures fit right in.
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A colossal eldritch Garfield is mounted on a rocky acropolis somewhere in the midst of a violent ocean storm.
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Jerry Brown said the Trump administration has made a "colossal mistake" in unraveling federal policies to address climate change.
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There always seems to be a certain awkward disjoint between that colossal money machine and everything else Google does.
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When perusing the beach, keep your eyes open for ancient petroglyphs of fierce hunters, colossal whales, and sailing ships.
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Jerry Brown declared a state of emergency over the colossal leak near the Los Angeles suburb of Porter Ranch.
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Smiling, she handed me a colossal bundle barely contained by aluminum foil and clearly on the verge of collapse.
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With its bizarre premise and unpredictable screenplay (from Spanish writer-director Nacho Vigilando), Colossal is a thrillingly original ride.
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"What has happened is a colossal military disaster," says one character (who may in fact be Harry Styles — swoon).
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Unless the colossal iceberg is broken up by sea ice, scientists predict the colony will disappear in 20 years.
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What is the proper way to celebrate the colossal milestone of your car's odometer finally rolling over to 500,000?
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China's colossal base of more than 730 million internet users has turned it into an important market for mobile.
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Fighting fires that have grown to such colossal sizes in remote regions with few roads is difficult or impossible.
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Between Mueller's appointment and the flood of leaks, it has already done colossal and irreparable damage to Trump's presidency.
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"I am such a colossal failure at everything," she says, and the two end up drinking in Ramon's car.
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Controversial Chinese artist Ai Weiwei has unveiled a colossal installation that's a stark reminder of the global refugee crisis.
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For Britain to succumb to its delusions and leave the union would be a colossal blunder of historic proportions.
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Some provisions in the Republican tax bill, to be voted on soon, are a colossal train wreck, terrible optics.
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Separately, various political figures and businessmen have tied Mr. Temer to colossal graft schemes around large public energy companies.
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The French artist Louise Bourgeois, famous for her colossal spider sculptures, lived in New York most of her life.
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The blasts were intended to break the beams and cause the colossal ring to come crashing down, WDIV reported.
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Sanders' plan is outdated, expensive, colossal and doesn't fit or financially support the innovative personalized solutions of the future.
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He blamed the expulsions of Russian diplomats from outposts in 24 countries on a "colossal blackmail" campaign by Washington.
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A Minneapolis suburb was struck by a hailstorm with colossal chunks of ice pelting down on homes and cars.
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Like other teenagers, Morris is both smart and clueless, equally capable of sharp insights and colossal errors of judgment.
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Astronomers have long suspected that the colossal Andromeda galaxy would, in billions years, collide with our humble Milky Way.
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It helps that he looks like the perfect receptacle, his bulked body and colossal head both reassuring and intimidating.
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Anne Hathaway looked stunning at the premiere of her new movie Colossal at the Toronto Film Festival on Friday.
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On Sunday night, UK rapper Dave played a set on the Other Stage at the colossal summer music festival.
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Brooklyn-based Colossal Media creates photo-realistic murals as ads for major brands like Google, Nike, and Coca-Cola.
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Still the president has begun what, if it continues, would be a colossal shift in longstanding United States policy.
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To the Editor: The parade of military might proposed by our bellicose president is a colossal waste of money.
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When he said on Friday that waiting to be activated had been "tough," it felt like a colossal understatement.
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That colossal tank, made entirely out of carbon fiber, passed a big pressure test in November, according to Musk.
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It came in the form of a colossal inflatable butt and the indomitable force of nature known as Lizzo.
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Influential titles such as The Colossal Cave Adventure or Zork, used Basic Code to establish their core gameplay features.
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National Every year thousands make the pilgrimage to the Nevada desert to dance, do drugs and make colossal art.
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But after draconian containment measures and colossal medical efforts, new reported cases there have slowed almost to a standstill.
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Local and state officials laid the groundwork for a possible revival after Bethlehem's colossal mills closed completely in 1998.
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For the undeniable and colossal destruction of everything that matters to us as Americans that cannot be merely monetized.
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SCOTT I'm glad you brought up "Colossal" and "Get Out," both of which confront just how divided "we" are.
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"That's one of the biggest colossal failures of the Democratic party that no one is talking about," he said.
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"The atmosphere will become thick with hate; at this point it can descend rapidly into colossal violence," he warned.
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"What kind of culture is it that can produce so colossal a mess?" an editorial in the Times read.
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The Swiss-Uruguayan artist here challenges viewers with a single, colossal painting and a group of provocative conceptual pieces.
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And then there's Mr. Trudeau himself, a colossal disappointment for liberals and conservatives alike, despite his Superman-style coiffure.
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The interior is covered in shards of mirror, as if a colossal disco ball had been turned inside out.
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Turning this historic moment into a press conference for a manufactured border crisis would be a colossal presidential failure.
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Mr. Kotkin also implicitly criticized the Iranian judicial authorities, saying they made a colossal misjudgment about what constitutes espionage.
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But they do often require a colossal investment, in the multimillions, to restore the properties to something resembling habitability.
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It is 2012 when "The Border" starts, smoke still rising from the colossal battle that dethroned Barrera for good.
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At another point, you spelunk deep into Kentucky's Mammoth Cave system—the inspiration for the (arguably) very first text adventure game, Colossal Cave Adventure—where you find a group of experimental scientists working on a project called Xanadu, which you can play and which seems like a slightly scrambled version of Colossal Cave.
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And in Colossal particularly, those hidden agendas are likely to surprise viewers who show up just expecting a monster movie.
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For a colossal ship like the Anthem of the Seas to get jerked around like that, well, it said something.
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At 23599 inches, the screen is quite a bit smaller than the colossal 2550-inch panel used in the original.
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Bangladesh became the first country in the world to ban them in 2002, after they blocked drains during colossal floods.
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Likewise, Bowie (or at least his colossal talent) also seemed a little too big for just one plane of existence.
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Litvinenko died in London in December 2006, three weeks after consuming a "colossal" amount of the radioactive substance polonium-210.
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For the record, even though Sharapova describes Williams as a colossal figure, Sharapova is actually 5 inches taller than Williams.
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Next in line is a colossal Japanese carrier that just unloaded cars on the Eastern Seaboard of the United States.
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The whole domestic Predator program has been something of a colossal failure, with Congressional inquiries into the ineffective, expensive program.
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Tesla has completed installing its colossal lithium ion battery in South Australia, a Powerpack system with 100 megawatts of capacity.
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The colossal, industry-changing merger between US mobile providers T-Mobile and Sprint is running into significant resistance from regulators.
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The company will reportedly fall under Disney ownership if the colossal deal between Disney and 21st Century Fox is approved.
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" Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web, said: "We have lost a colossal mind and a wonderful spirit.
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The Great Pyramid, looming alongside other large pyramids, is a towering achievement, remarkable for its simple beauty and colossal grandeur.
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Morocco is building a colossal solar-power plant in the desert, as is Dubai, part of United Arab Emirates (UAE).
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" * Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web: "We have lost a colossal mind and a wonderful spirit.
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Again, there's colossal variety in how these powers work, with multiple shards able to be equipped at the same time.
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Trade fights are continuing no end while colossal deficits keep pushing America's net foreign debt to $10 trillion and counting.
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And keep your filthy hands off her new movie Serenity, which is a colossal failure for everyone involved except her.
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"It was definitely a colossal advantage to have all the rumors flying about," the 35-year-old Brit tells me.
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Democrats have called for greater scrutiny of the Pentagon's colossal spending and more transparency in regards to global military operations.
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Power plants are also owed colossal sums by the agencies that act as middlemen between generation companies and the distributors.
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Innovative ideas combined with hard work have helped Musk build a colossal net worth of $15.3 billion, according to Forbes.
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Its 61.7mm × 56.4mm × 15.7mm case is unashamedly colossal, fitting right into the same hiking aesthetic as Casio's regular outdoor watches.
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Her authenticity, paired with the film's original plot and her co-stars' charming performances, makes Colossal Hathaway's unexpected comeback film.
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You don't need to be a sociologist to understand the colossal influence of YouTube-born celebrities like Zoella and Pewdiepie.
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Colossal (2016) One thing you didn't do last night: become a gigantic robot and subsequently crush the city of Seoul.
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The whole thing looks like a colossal "winner-takes-it-all" sweep (fancy the eponymous song to go with that?).
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Colossal is the story of Gloria, played by Anne Hathaway in Rachel Getting Married, I-just-can't-get-it-together!
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Parent company Odebrecht has been battered by revelations of a colossal graft scheme it orchestrated that stretched across Latin America.
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Weibo, a Twitter-like microblogging site, gained a colossal following after it was launched in 2009 (Twitter itself is blocked).
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It's reminiscent of the colossal walls of sound that reverberated through the warehouse shows of my teens and early 20s.
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The top three included a giant mustard-yellow arm (Châtellerault), pictured above, and a colossal red sausage and doughnut (Montpellier).
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Even the thwarted acquirer's shares held up despite the colossal breakup fee, reflecting the market's anticipation of failure all along.
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Two explicit canvases hang in a room, with a colossal sculpture of a bowl of eggs placed in the middle.
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"Beyond the colossal amounts these funds manage, it's the snowball effect we're betting on," one adviser at Macron's office said.
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And whether the courts sign off on that or not, any attempt would carry a colossal economic and political toll.
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How had something this colossal found and trapped them, Jiayu thought, when they were so ordinary, so unambitious, so inconspicuous?
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He also cited a colossal joint effort among websites like Tumblr and YouTube to stop two antipiracy bills in 2011.
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She supported Nafta, and she supported China's entrance into the World Trade Organization — another one of her husband's colossal mistakes.
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That would, of course, prove a colossal example of the kind of blowback that unrestricted arms trading too often generates.
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Then, after two "Musica ricercata" by Ligeti, Mr. Barnatan ended with the colossal fugue that concludes Barber's 1949 Piano Sonata.
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This colossal, luxury, 7.4-acre Spanish Hacienda took 17 years to construct, and five of its six stories are underground.
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On the other side, France was shrouded in sheer morning fog, pierced only by the colossal range of the Alps.
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But how can such a colossal industry still explicitly exclude women due to myths about their menstrual cycles in 2016?
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Here's the truth of it: Cruyff's colossal gifts on the field were exceeded only by his talent for shit-stirring.
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These colossal structures are impressive, but it's costly to pack and launch this kind of ungainly equipment, even in installments.
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Curated by Christopher Jobson, editor of Colossal, one of the largest visual art, design, and culture blogs on the web.
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Colossal winged bull statues - or lamassus - that stood guard at the entrance to a palace lie dismembered in a heap.
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We got a look inside Colossal&aposs colorful workshop to see how painters bring these once bygone masterpieces to life.
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Today, Colossal paints over 500 murals a year in Chicago, Boston, San Francisco, LA, and, of course, New York City.
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Artist Jane Kim spent three years creating a colossal mural at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology in Ithaca, New York.
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Last month, Saudi Arabia created a ministry for industry and mineral resources, separating it from the kingdom's colossal energy ministry.
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The centerpiece of the company's $4 billion office project is three colossal plant-filled spheres, which were unveiled this week.
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In the modern era, royal families can feel like anachronisms at best and colossal, offensive wastes of money at worst.
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Stocks closed with steep losses Thursday after coronavirus fears claimed nearly all of the gains from a colossal Wednesday rally.
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Because so few of us have personal experience with the colossal numbers in government budgets, the figures can seem abstract.
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In "Colossal," Anne Hathaway stars as a party girl at the end of her rope, whose frustrations have worldwide implications.
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It will cause massive inland flooding Aside from the storm surge and coastal flooding, expect colossal freshwater flooding as well.
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Between data center processing, mineral conflicts, colossal profits and widespread influence, the tech industry is by no means without impact.
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Whatever the intentions, though, pushing the world's largest and most diversified economy in any particular direction is a colossal undertaking.
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More recently, videos of the Taliban's destruction of the colossal Bamiyan Buddhas in Afghanistan became an internet sensation in 2001.
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With colossal rains predicted, the United Nations World Food Program and the Bangladesh government identified about 20.8,000 particularly vulnerable families.
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Never before had the world seen an earthquake of this magnitude strike an urban setting, and the impact was colossal.
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She supported NAFTA, and she supported China's entrance into the World Trade Organization – another one of her husband's colossal mistakes.
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Before starting her Cleveland bakery, Colossal Cupcakes, Kelly Kandah read "Business Plans for Dummies" to write her first business plan.
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Democrats saw a "colossal failure" in the recently signed spending bill, White House chief of staff Reince Priebus said Sunday.
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With a squint and scrim of desire in her eyes, Laurie pulled out a colossal cerulean vibrator from the luggage.
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Congressional leaders unveiled a colossal government spending bill Wednesday night after striking an agreement on some major points of contention.
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The industry is a colossal employer of poor people, in particular in two politically weighty states, Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra.
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It also has abundant natural gas, while only a fraction of the continent's colossal hydroelectric potential has yet been tapped.
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And as a result of that, what I would call colossal failure, we changed the whole way we approached investments.
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Grief on a colossal, national scale has a way of making the most personal, quotidian sufferings feel small and unimportant.
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Alex Abad-Santos, Vox Endgame's climactic battle sequence is easily the most colossal and spirit-soaring superhero brawl ever created.
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America makes prodigious mistakes, America has colossal faults, but one thing cannot be denied: America is always on the move.
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First, as colossal as they may be, data centers rarely result in as many new jobs as locals might expect.
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But it was otherwise a colossal disaster for the Nets, and one of the most mocked trades in league history.
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Now he's engineering Disney's colossal Fox deal, as well as the company's move to stream its stuff directly to consumers.
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Strange colossal shapes dot the Sonoran Desert in Arizona, x-shaped relics of a once top-secret Cold War spying project.
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In Love, Simon and Colossal, the Nice Guy is laid bare as the monster—literally, in Colossal's case—that he is.
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I chose an undersea one in which a colossal humpback whale visited me as I stood on a long-sunken ship.
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Amazon's biggest money-maker might not ultimately be its colossal e-commerce business but its cloud computing division, Amazon Web Services.
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"There was a biggish trade and then there was a colossal trade," said Ophir Gottlieb, chief executive of Capital Market Laboratories.
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More than just being a colossal dick, prosecutors are likely to emphasize the massive drain of resources Miller's alleged prank caused.
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Colossal debuted last year at Fantastic Fest, and came away with great reviews for Hathaway's performance and its far-out concept.
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The inspiration for these jarring images is a colossal debt scandal, which has sunk Mozambique's economy and rocked its political elite.
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You may personally recall a particular colossal residence from your own childhood that captured your imagination every time you passed it.
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A lesser man might have lost his nerve, but Mr Ambani has pursued another colossal bet in the form of Jio.
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Of course, the G8003 could also be a colossal dud, and a big blow to the company's already ailing smartphone sales.
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I hear water lapping at a shore, colossal waves breaking far in the distance, and the occasional cry of a seagull.
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The glass-and-iron structure, a colossal testimony to Victorian industrial might, overlooked fountains that were compared to those of Versailles.
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This includes pesticides, toxic dyes, solid waste, and fabric offcuts, all of which add up to a colossal amount of waste.
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Chinese and foreign naval experts warn that Beijing faces a colossal funding burden as it adds multiple warships to its fleet.
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Related: The Black Female Experience, in GIFs Colossal Wood Sculptures Track Death and Regeneration A Requiem for Thornton Dial, American Artist
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Read More: I visited the top of the tallest building in the world, and it was a colossal waste of time
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The colossal screw-up shocked the audience inside the Dolby Theatre, and confused viewers who watched it all on live television.
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As punishment for this colossal fuck up, the Miami Dolphins may or may not have to go back to school, basically.
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The forum is China's answer to Davos or the G20, centered around the colossal One Belt, One Road (OBOR) trade initiative.
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Given that it's heavily fed with colossal amounts of data, it can pretty much answer almost every question you may have.
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Doing so would stave off the calamitous impacts of historic rainfall events, mega-droughts, and the melting of colossal ice sheets.
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The colossal failure that was the Fyre Festival is a cautionary tale about what NOT to do when planning, well, anything.
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"This would be a colossal mistake," said Nick Burns, who served as under secretary of state during George W. Bush's administration.
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" Brown added that the Trump administration's executive order to dismantle the Clean Power Plan was a "colossal mistake and defies science.
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Parachute fabrics, fashioned into 17-foot-high billowing figures, are at once gendered yet inhuman with their colossal genitals and chests.
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One colossal space is equipped with worktables and contains leaning stacks of big, well-used silk screens on heavy metal frames.
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In 2012, the FEC system wasn't capable of handling the colossal flood of small-dollar donations that the Obama campaign filed.
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Given the vitriol that has followed the film since its inception, it does well simply not to be a colossal misstep.
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I say "slightly" only because Endgame's climactic battle sequence is easily the most colossal and spirit-soaring superhero brawl ever created.
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With a colossal bang and a burst of earth, smoke and dust, tunnel #2 exploded outwards in a cloud of rubble.
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But this was Snowden, who single-handedly exposed the colossal scale on which the United States had been surveilling its citizens.
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Perhaps because of its colossal failure — and the nostalgia factor — consumers wanted a taste of New Coke in the 21st century.
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I spent a lot of time in the dining hall, a colossal temporary white structure that resembled a holiday cake roll.
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It's an interesting idea, but it's also a colossal shortcut through all kinds of other cultural and psychological and human realities.
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The utter disrespect of simply walking away when someone is talking -- and turning on a TV in another room -- is colossal.
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That is why when there is a colossal amount of buying, Cramer wants you to take another look at the stock.
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And the giant squid isn't even the heaviest squid—there's an even more elusive "colossal squid" inhabiting the Antarctic waters' depths.
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For an animal most humans take care to avoid, the humble honey bee plays a colossal role in all our lives.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A page turned; we were Just now floundering in the wind of its colossal death.
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Using Maybelline New York Colossal Spider Effect Mascara, wiggle the wand at the base of your lashes right into the roots.
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Joe Bucciero is the co-author, with Michael Blair, of Young Marble Giants' Colossal Youth, out now on 33 1/3.
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At the bottom of the market, there are Mr Chaudhry's infamous stuffed naans, freshly cooked in a colossal rotating naan oven.
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Narrator: Brooklyn-based Colossal Media creates these photo-realistic murals as ads for major brands like Google, Nike, and Coca-Cola.
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On the data front, investors monitored the much-anticipated introduction of a colossal piece of European Union (EU) legislation on Wednesday.
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For this sculpture, Mr. Kiefer has cast in lead a colossal open book, carried aloft by eagle's wings spanning 30 feet.
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The "countryside" description didn't seem fitting; bare plots of land littered with garbage sat adjacent to clusters of colossal high-rises.
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The latter look channeled the unapologetic '60s-era glamour of Diana Vreeland, noted Guido Palau, the hairstylist behind the colossal hairdos.
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The museum's Patagotitan mayorum is named for the desert area in which it was discovered (Patagonia) and its colossal size (titan).
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Hardin called the situation "a colossal misunderstanding" that prosecutors assumed Penny ever had the documents, much less doctored or destroyed them.
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While other companies hold back, dreading colossal mistakes, Amazon has made bold bets in a way that few others can emulate.
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At other times, pelvis and shoulders move gorgeously against each other like opposing slopes: the effect can be subtle or colossal.
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If Mr. Day-Lewis truly doesn't work in acting after "Phantom Thread," he will leave behind a colossal body of work.
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Major pharmacy chains, drug wholesalers and pharmacy benefit managers (which operate drug plans for insurers) have united into colossal buying groups.
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"Bloomberg is the preeminent financial information source with a colossal user base," the Nucleus Research analyst Daniel Elman told Business Insider.
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SCOTLAND REJECTS BREXIT Voters unambiguously rejected Corbyn's socialist programme of nationalisations and colossal state spending, delivering Labour's worst result since 1935.
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So, the market opportunity for investors, regardless of whether they care about the ethics, it's hard to imagine anything more colossal.
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Trump has built a colossal swamp in Washington, hiring lobbyists to craft policies governing the very companies that previously paid them.
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But for as long as whales have awed us with their great size, people have wondered how they became so colossal.
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Tech, pharmaceutical and other giants had figured out how to use these dubious deals to avoid taxes on a colossal scale.
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Lakmaier's own experience with disability inspired the work, which plays with ideas of detachment on a rather colossal, jaw-dropping scale.
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When Kelly Kandah started her first cupcake shop, Colossal Cupcakes, she hadn&apost fully realized what she&aposd gotten herself into.
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More recently, he was invited to inspect a colossal new radio dish, one of whose purposes is to detect extraterrestrial communications.
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For example, in 20183, Obama won 458,422 votes in Cuyahoga County (Cleveland) with a colossal 258,542-vote margin over John McCain.
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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump approved a colossal defense bill Friday that authorizes a topline of $738 billion for fiscal year 2020.
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It is a colossal example of impunity that profoundly shakes confidence in international humanitarian law, well beyond the borders of Syria.
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Opened in 1968, the colossal infrastructure supplies water for farms in the Central Valley and homes and buildings in Southern California.
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These fleeting, colossal phenomena are thought to be possible culprits for the still-unexplained sinking of ships in the open ocean.
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President Donald Trump is expected to approve the colossal defense policy bill that authorizes a top-line budget of $21 billion.
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It also suggests that humans coexisted with colossal Australian animals like giant wombats and wallabies long before the megafauna went extinct.
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All of that, now, seems like a colossal misjudgment, excessive false modesty, needless doom-mongering, or a little of all three.
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We crossed into the reserve and flew along limestone cliffs that broke the thick forest like the prows of colossal ships.
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Neil Marshall directs this reboot of Guillermo del Toro's 2004 and 2008 movies about Mike Mignola's colossal comic book half-demon.
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From the late 18th to 19th centuries, entrepreneurs traveled the United States and Great Britain with colossal moving panoramas in tow.
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Widely seen as a response to Netflix's avalanche of stand-up investments, Comedy Central recently announced the Colossal Clusterfest comedy festival.
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For example, one scene involving a garage full of cars cascading down onto the many levels below is a colossal spectacle.
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Instagram tiles of sinister faces floating in tears and colossal male bodies masturbating to their own reflections in a lava lake.
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Fyre Fraud shows that McFarland immediately attempted to get Fyre Festival 2018 going, despite the colossal failure of the first go-around.
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However, some of the old favorites are coming over to the new flagship store, including a version of the colossal clock tower.
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These colossal creepy-crawlers were among the world&aposs earliest apex predators and were well equipped for the job, the researchers wrote.
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Their level of civic engagement, contributions as members of our society, "spending power," and socioeconomic impact on the national scale is colossal.
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The colossal and highly public failure of Microsoft's Twitter-based chatbot Tay earlier this week raised many questions: How could this happen?
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The Washington Post and the New York Times are enjoying huge subscription booms, dueling daily on colossal stories like the Russia investigation.
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Unlike my father, I do not think that true recognition of these colossal concepts is necessarily part of the package of procreation.
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It now appears that the peanut guidelines put out by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) in 2000 were a colossal mistake.
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Maduro, a former bus driver whose second term in office starts in January, faces a colossal task turning around Venezuela's moribund economy.
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That tone works much better when applied to climate change's colossal existential threat to life on Earth than, say, the Apple Pencil.
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The group argues Poland Spring water has been "a colossal fraud perpetuated against American consumers" since it was first bottled in 1993.
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From there I enjoy the city atmosphere: the bustling amount of people, the sound of cars honking, and the colossal city architecture.
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This is the only one of Trump's announced guests that even touches on the colossal public health crisis of the opioid epidemic.
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He exerted colossal strength to carry out tasks no one else could accomplish, and vanquished monsters that no one else could defeat.
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Didi showed it can raise capital easily when it closed a colossal $7.3 billion funding round that even included money from Apple.
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This pains us because it is a colossal waste of precious, expensive product and our wallets are burning just looking at this.
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If you're making obvious moral errors on the left, the right is never forced to deal with the colossal error of Trumpism.
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Reducing the entirety of this equation into a simple swiping motion feels like a colossal "fuck you" to the entire culinary industry.
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A colossal, $5 billion structure smack dab in the middle of the Nevada desert, meant to help Tesla meet its battery needs.
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Hamdullah Mohib, Afghanistan's ambassador to the United States, said the colossal MOAB was dropped after fighting had intensified over the last week.
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That left Maersk's ports with no guide to perform the colossal Jenga game of loading and unloading their towering piles of containers.
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There are a lot of fascinating companies raising colossal rounds, so I thought I'd dive a bit deeper than I normally do.
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The legendary tabletop role-playing game debuted in 1974, just two years before Crowder wrote the first version of Colossal Cave Adventure.
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YOU DON'T KNOW WHO ANY OF THESE PEOPLE ARE AND THIS WILL CAUSE ME COLOSSAL PROBLEMS WITH THE MERCERS IF IT CONTINUES.
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That is why if there is a colossal amount of buying, then Cramer wants you to take another look at the stock.
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Last month the Oscar-winning actress, currently earning raves for Colossal, shared a photo of her year-old son Jonathan on Instagram.
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Part one, "A [continuum]" (22011), is a sedulous sound installation featuring five colossal Meyer SB-275004 speakers with a minimalist sculptural look.
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Hannibal Buress and Broad City stars Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer will also perform at the first Comedy Central Presents Colossal Clusterfest.
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That Republican House members would be risking failure mere weeks after a colossal blow to their credibility makes this even less plausible.
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Colossal homages to the newest iPhone and Galaxy S are erected in Times Square each fall and sprawled across giant billboards worldwide.
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What's known in military circles as a clusterfuck: the devil child of a terrible song, a colossal ego and zero acting ability.
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Today, Jakobshavn acts like a plug or cork keeping much of Greenland's colossal ice masses at bay and locked into the landmass.
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Parts of a 3,000-year-old colossal statue, believed to have stood about 30 feet tall, were found in Cairo in March.
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The colossal leap in the dark that a traditionally cautious people — the British — were prepared to take has to be taken seriously.
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Meanwhile, as the Trump family consumes the nation's attention with its colossal self-absorption and ethical delinquencies, the temperature keeps rising. ♦
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Then he showed the math, juxtaposing the great efficiency of Medicare compared with the colossal waste of billions by the insurance industry.
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Both colossal and giant squid have the largest eyes on the planet, up to 12 inches wide — as big as a basketball.
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Where the most infamous instance of political mischief in recent history hinged on a colossal traffic jam at the George Washington Bridge.
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The colossal fire altogether has destroyed 2000 residences, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, known as Cal Fire.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Canada On Yoido Island, in central Seoul, every Sunday is a colossal production in Jesus worship.
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But we recommend taking a scroll through more of the pictures in the many online galleries that display Gessner's colossal creative output.
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Colossal celebrates the work of both established and emerging artists across fine art, crafts, design, animation, photography, street art, illustration, and architecture.
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It's a courtship ritual fueled by bottle service, plates of carved fruit, and colossal tips that are passed off to your server.
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She supported NAFTA, and she supported China's entrance into the World Trade Organization — another one of her husband's colossal mistakes and disasters.
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M90 This gorgeous image of the colossal spiral galaxy Messier 90 captures its sprawling scope, which contains an estimated one trillion stars.
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Saoirse Ronan made a colossal mistake in taking the role of Queen Mary in the new historical drama Mary Queen of Scots.
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A colossal sculpture of a hand, standing on two fingers featuring a rather disgruntled face is disturbing the people of New Zealand.
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They are the largest animals to have ever flown, with some like the colossal Quetzalcoatlus having wingspans as large as fighter jets.
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The religious establishment controls colossal material and symbolic means — schools, universities, mosques, ministries, international organizations and media groups — to defend its position.
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For Israel, cutting itself off from the outside world ahead of Easter will reduce the colossal challenges that period would have brought.
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" Mr. Manafort, he said, often clashed with members of the president's entourage but "had a colossal influence on Yanukovych for some reason.
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"The invasion of Iraq is often spoken of in the United States as a 'blunder,' or even a colossal mistake,'" he writes.
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She's headlined a couple of movies, but only movies that come out during dead periods (2015's The Intern, this year's Colossal).
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That task requires long hours, an unflagging optimism that the next film might be a masterpiece and, mostly, a colossal stubborn streak.
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About four minutes after the system initially activated, the plane hit the ground at colossal speed, killing all 157 people on board.
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"Winesburg" owes its longevity not to shock value but to how perfectly it captured a society on the brink of colossal change.
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At regular intervals, colossal jets roar above the small stretch of grass, sometimes getting within a couple hundred feet of the ground.
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Dam supporters invoke the scale of Asia's energy needs, population and threatened water shortages to argue that only colossal solutions can work.
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Square Feet KAOHSIUNG, Taiwan — The National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts in Taiwan stands out for its colossal presence and undulating design.
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The sanctions that the government undertook — firing officials, imposing a colossal fine on one drug company — didn't seem to quell people's anger.
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Tourists snapped selfies in front of the richly sculpted facade of the Duomo, the colossal cathedral of Milan, the capital of Lombardy.
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As far as the eye could see, the ocean turned from an azure delight into a colossal gathering of clinking, floating rocks.
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In The Fulfillment Center, artists reflect on a timely subject by investigating and questioning the influences of a rapidly developing, colossal industry.
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Though some skygazers may be disappointed, the colossal dust storm is rare — and the worst NASA scientists have seen on the planet.
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Suffice it to say, this colossal issue of New York Times journalism is a labor of love for many reporters, as well.
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And yes, Dole lost to Clinton in the presidential election but blaming Dole's loss on the government shutdown is a colossal stretch.
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As part of the 10-year partnership, Google plans to unleash its deep AI expertise on Mayo's colossal collection of clinical records.
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The outburst blew out a colossal hole in the plasma surrounding the black hole, creating a "giant radio fossil" in the cluster.
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In "Colossal," Anne Hathaway's character, Gloria, a drifting young adult of a familiar indie-movie type, discovers that the monster is her.
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In mid-January, a colossal mobile photo studio that was kitted out with 130 cameras had traveled from Texas to New Jersey.
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But just beyond Katmai's northern border, in equally pristine wilderness, there are plans to build a colossal development, called the Pebble Mine.
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Confirming him as Interior secretary would be a boon to polluters and a colossal disaster for our public lands and endangered species.
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Democrats had planned a colossal battle against the vulnerable Issa; now, the scramble to replace him now numbers at least 10 candidates.
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In May, a colossal cyberattack locked down files on the computers of businesses, government entities, and the U.K.'s National Health Service.
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Moscow has denied any role in the attack on the Skripals and has accused the U.S. of orchestrating a "colossal blackmail" campaign.
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And couple that colossal sum with another $2 trillion in capital assets now imbedded in fossil-fueled generating hardware and related infrastructure.
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Two other factors stand in Trump's favor: his colossal campaign bank account and the unpredictability of the battle for the Democratic nomination.
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English land artist Simon Beck, known for his colossal snow engravings, has yet again carved an astonishing mural in a snowy mountainside.
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It's a colossal humanitarian crisis that will only worsen in 20163, with approximately 75 percent of the population in need of assistance.
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Colossal is unmissably harsh on its male characters, all of whom are sheepish and ineffectual at absolute best, and downright malevolent at worst.
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The year is young, but the plot for Colossal is currently the front-runner for the strangest (and best) movie storyline of 2017.
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I was looking at my future and realizing it was everyone's, and there was nothing I could do about the universe's colossal indifference.
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Anima is coy about which elements came from which creator, although the colossal head was sculpted by Nourry from clay, sand, and straw.
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However, looking a bit deeper, it shouldn't be a surprise; the party's national leadership has been a colossal failure for a long time.
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But 150 million years ago, humongous, long-necked dinosaurs called sauropods roamed there—and scientists just identified one of their colossal, fossilized feet.
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Marsha Blackburn, the Tennessee Republican who chairs the House telecom subcommittee and has received colossal sums of campaign cash from the broadband industry.
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These colossal figures, with simplified features, paved the way for the creation of "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon" in 1907 and the emergence of cubism.
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In 2016, the artist created another optical illusion, but this time he covered the pyramid with a colossal paper photograph of the museum.
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Found in Argentina, its fossil is providing important new insights into the evolution of dinosaurs, and how sauropods grew to such colossal sizes.
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Expected to be completed by 2030, the project will reach a colossal capacity of 200 gigawatts, SoftBank Chief Executive Masayoshi Son told reporters.
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Feige first began discussing how to adapt Marvel's Infinity Gauntlet comic book series back after the colossal success of The Avengers in 2012.
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So with the world having deemed her a monster, Ms Hathaway has decided to show them, with "Colossal", who the monster really is.
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Mr Karunanidhi was a former screenwriter, a poet—he was always referred to as "Kalaignar", the artist—and a wearer of colossal sunglasses.
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The worst shock of Mr. Dzama's installation is the huge bright polka dots he has placed over the foyer's colossal Elie Nadelman sculptures.
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Yields on many European government bonds turned negative in the mid-2010s as central banks engaged in quantitative easing—colossal bond-purchase programmes.
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Financing was cheap because of low interest rates and growth was generally slow, so colossal companies sought purchases as a way to expand.
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At independence in 2011, when production was high and oil fetched over $1203 a barrel, petrodollars flowed freely and fuelled colossal political patronage.
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That's to say nothing of the colossal commercial value of blockchain endeavors which could help fuel-inject the economic engine of our democracy.
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This gorgeous, colossal Oak tree located just outside of Charleston, South Carolina, is estimated to be somewhere between 400 and 500 years old.
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"Suddenly the government's gotten [religious] on antitrust, at least in the tech sector, and that's not great for these colossal companies," Cramer said.
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This is not a sign of optimism that Venezuela's authoritarian government is anywhere close to solving the colossal economic problems it has created.
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Substitute Ivan Perisic hit the winning goal in the 90th minute, to ensure than Croatia topped Group D by a colossal five points.
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Fox is only getting this second shot at recreating the storyline because the first time it was attempted it was a colossal mess.
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Since a large informal sector is associated with slower economic growth and low incomes, this points to a colossal failure of public policy.
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A European diplomat describes weeks of intensive discussions with the White House, asking for a rationale behind this colossal roll of the dice.
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In September the government forced the closure of the Cambodia Daily, the Post's main rival, by presenting it with a colossal tax bill.
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Meituan-Dianping, China's largest group deals site, confirmed that it has closed a colossal $260 billion round at a valuation of $22 billion.
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That's because the social network, which has a colossal 1.6 billion active users per month, retains engagement with huge numbers of internet users.
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That may not seem like a colossal amount to you, but wouldn't it be nice to, you know, keep some of that cash?
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Most people don't know who Colossal is, but I think anytime you have pockets of fans all over the world, it's an accomplishment.
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The game is an important part of both hacking and gaming history, and now, Colossal Cave Adventure's code is online and open source.
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But Smith's colossal brain fart overshadows perhaps the most replicable recipe for Cleveland having any kind of success going forward: the offensive glass.
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They have also partnered with SS Rajamouli, the director of last year's colossal success Baahubali, to create an animated prequel to the film.
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A colossal maze inspired by Netflix favorite Stranger Things has been unveiled in Lafayette, Indiana, and it's the stuff dreams are made of.
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The bottom line: Investors continue to lose their shirts on CHS, which has sold off dozens of hospitals to combat its colossal debt.
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It is a colossal public offering that could potentially generate more than 10 years' worth of proceeds raised through IPOs in the country.
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Rudolf Serkin was 67 when he performed Beethoven's colossal "Hammerklavier" Sonata at Carnegie Hall on the very day of that composer's bicentennial: Dec.
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Its propagandists do all they can to fizz up adulation of the monarchy; for example, by building colossal statues of seven Thai kings.
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The most shocking thing about Avengers: Endgame is that there are several moments within this colossal movie that feel like a Marvel miracle.
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Head to Rome and you can see a giant right hand, originally from a 4th-century A.D. colossal sculpture of the Emperor Constantine.
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Which is odd, considering the colossal degree of power Gioia ascribes to record reviewers: He believes specialists are the people who galvanize history.
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Valeant's purchase of Sprout turned out to be "a colossal failure," said Vicki Bryan, an analyst at Gimme Credit, a debt analysis firm.
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But none of the controversial decisions made since Maria hit Puerto Rico are the kind of colossal failures that definitively worsened this disaster.
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This colossal mess that America is currently in is on the people who applied for, received and accepted the jobs as police officers.
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Before the Colossal premiere, the star got ready by taking part in a gold facial mask to ensure a red carpet-ready complexion.
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Moments before the match starts they hush into silence, then begin to hum, first softly, then louder, like a colossal swarm of bees.
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Their cousin, the colossal squid, can grow up to 45 feet long, but scientists think giant squid can grow up to 66 feet.
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That night, the Dutch police received a note demanding a colossal ransom—the equivalent of more than thirty million dollars in today's money.
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The findings tie Mr. da Silva, who is universally known as Lula, to the colossal graft scheme engulfing the national oil company, Petrobras.
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It is important that his appointees, like Secretary Spencer, are speaking out and quantifying the colossal waste that results from temporary funding measures.
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But what looks like a celestial mix of soap and water is actually something much dirtier: a colossal cloud of dust and gas.
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The colossal first movement has moments in which majestic themes unfold in segmented phrases and episodes where motifs go through complex harmonic sequences.
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Mostly just don't really get how a lad so ordinary who once bought a loop pedal could have become such a colossal star?
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For the time being, though, the team is just happy to be able to release such long-anticipated details about the colossal dinosaur.
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Until he came in, I never imagined someone could survive a gunshot wound like that, let alone without colossal damage to his mind.
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Colossal Cave Adventure, often credited as the original text adventure, is based on a real place, the Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky.
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The record's shifts are subtle, but their effects colossal, like the movement of the water that's enraptured Ciani over the last several decades.
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There's a massive market for free, illegal episodes: Last week's season 7 premiere was pirated a colossal 90 million times, Business Insider reports.
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In the car-crazed United States, adding vehicle checkpoints to old airports would create even greater traffic jams where congestion is already colossal.
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Except as a source of sadomasochistic diversion, the entire agonizing experience will, therefore, prove to be a colossal waste of time and blather.
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Mr. Biden carried older voters with a colossal 20203 percent support, an even bigger share than Mr. Sanders had among those under 22020.
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Although it will be difficult to compete with Santiago Calatrava's new transportation hub, which invokes the beautiful skeleton of a colossal extraterrestrial spaceship.
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That system is represented and caricatured here in the form of a saccharine, double-talking case manager (Nancy Giles) at Colossal Care Insurance.
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But like his sculptures — colossal geometric shapes without any sign of the human touch — the SoHo residence is surprisingly detached from the personal.
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After the war, Albert Reimann Jr.'s fervent Nazism and abuse of forced laborers did not stop his family from attaining colossal wealth.
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In a way the hero is Beethoven, who with this titanic score showed the world what a colossal creation a symphony could be.
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Strategies The colossal disarray over the British government's plans to leave the European Union comes at an awkward moment for global financial markets.
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Though it was the fiercest predator in the sea during its time, this colossal shark must have died and sunk to the seabed.
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" Founder John Adams, a lifelong opponent of slavery, declared it a "foul contagion in the human character" and "an evil of colossal magnitude.
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Probably not Hong Kong, along with Macao, is the only part of China outside the Great Firewall, Beijing's colossal censorship and surveillance apparatus.
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Videos from the scene, obtained by KMOV, show colossal clouds of thick dark smoke and devastating flames shooting up from the train tracks.
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Why else would the NSA build what was originally called the Massive Data Repository, a colossal data-storage facility in the Utah desert?
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Selfish, childish, panic-stricken and bullying, with confounding streaks of exhibitionism and kleptomania, she was, in short, a colossal pain in the ass.
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The Russian government has denied any involvement in the attacks, and has blamed the U.S. for running a "colossal blackmail" campaign against Moscow.
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It would be a colossal moral failure to allow millions to die of starvation because of a failure of will to provide help.
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The initial printing of exceptional sums of money did not drive inflation because the colossal contraction generated by the financial meltdown absorbed it.
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If Trump's grandiosity requires glitzy, Taj-like projects—a gilded W.P.A.—he could modernize the electrical grid, a colossal and long-overdue project.
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In his 1854 portrayal of a colossal stone pharaoh near the classical city of Thebes, the ravaged statue towers above a desert landscape.
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Stupendemys - meaning "stupendous turtle" - inhabited a colossal wetlands system spanning Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil and Peru before the Amazon and Orinoco rivers were formed.
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More than fighting colossal beasts, eternal gods, or hordes of enemy soldiers, the one-on-one duel is just… it's my favorite shit.
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In just three months to November, U.S. crude output was seen increasing by a "colossal" 846,000 barrels a day, according to the IEA.
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The social streaming service is set to run a Pokémon marathon featuring 20003 movies and 19 TV seasons spanning a colossal 932 episodes.
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" Furthermore, MBS said NEOM will be built by "… people who live in the desert have a lot of colossal will, determination and drive.
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It's not limited to the U.S. by any stretch: Japan's colossal struggle to goad inflation to life has been a stalemate at best.
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The Russian government has denied any role in the poisonings and has blamed the diplomatic expulsions on a "colossal blackmail" campaign by Washington.
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The three colossal defenders have been integral to Juve's success over the past decade, helping the club win eight consecutive Serie A titles.
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WASHINGTON — Geopolitical uncertainty coupled with a colossal uptick in U.S. military spending could make defense stocks a winning trade once again in 2020.
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While visiting Fukushima, founder of Environmental Progress, Michael Shellenberger challenged the Japanese government's colossal efforts to remove thousands of tons of "contaminated" topsoil.
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In 2018 and 2019, for example, Marvel released three movies each year to ramp up for the colossal event that was Avengers: Endgame.
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Lower-intensity storms supply the Golden State with bounties of water, filling the state's colossal reservoirs and nourishing the region's famously productive farms.
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A slim hostess in a red qipao welcomed me while I stood dazzled by the colossal crystal chandelier suspended from the high ceiling.
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So much so that I have a hand-painted mural in my dining room that was inspired by Denys de Montfort's: Poulpe Colossal.
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We could have wound up with an alien planet full of Justin Timberlake clones, but the universe decided this was our colossal fluke.
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But when Republican governors were elected in all three states, they canceled the projects, realizing what a colossal waste of money it was.
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This was a colossal score for the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia in Halifax, which owned nothing by Ms. Leibovitz at the time.
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Hühne authored last year's equally colossal Airline Visual Identity: 1945–1975, which explored post-World War II graphic design in the airline industry.
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"There has been a colossal loss in sales and they won't be recouped," said Pierre Pelarrey, who runs Printemps' flagship store in central Paris.
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He corrected that to a "colossal success" after becoming aware that his remark had conjured up the 1912 sinking of the Titanic cruise liner.
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He allegedly spent tens of millions of dollars paying off mistresses (some of them college-aged) and is generally known as a colossal prick.
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In an interview with BuzzFeed News published on Saturday, the famed attorney said it was "a colossal mistake" to work with the movie mogul.
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The physical structure looks seriously impressive, a coin-operated machine with a colossal 130-inch, 4K screen and four turret-mounted, multipurpose machine guns.
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The only person who can stand up to one of the most ferocious-looking colossal beasts is the tiny but undeniably badass Lyanna Mormont.
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To cut down on that colossal footprint, we should all be trying to keep these resource-intensive devices in circulation as long as possible.
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Teaching computers about context in human behavior is a colossal task; people are not always predictable and the variety of situations is basically endless.
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Last year Boris Johnson, then foreign secretary, promised to send "the two new colossal aircraft-carriers that we have just built" straight to Asia.
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But on the other hand, the colossal boom in web/smartphone software over the last decade is likely to finally come to an end.
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After an American soyabean export embargo in 1973, spooked Japanese companies invested in Brazil, which then grew to become a colossal competitor to America.
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It stands nearly six stories tall, is equipped with four colossal engines, and is capable of enduring the immediate aftermath of a nuclear detonation.
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In 2017, he left the company to become the 33rd deputy secretary of Defense, a role that oversees the Pentagon's colossal $700 billion budget.
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With the Day for Night festival, the Barbara Jordan Post Office invites visitors to reconsider what the colossal concrete building could be for Houston.
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This colossal task comes all while the Trump administration and Congress tries to avoid a government shutdown in a little more than a month.
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BEYOND THE Great Wall and the chain of rugged hills through which it snakes, workers are putting the finishing touches to a colossal edifice.
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But the recent creation of a colossal 54-nation trade agreement, the African Continental Free Trade Area, could be set to change all that.
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The result is delightful: While Colossal draws from a few familiar genres, it weaves them together and makes something totally new, and unexpectedly thoughtful.
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Four years ago, Kimmel was blasted by West in a colossal Twitter rant after the funnyman ran a video spoof on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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Known by the Zulus as uKhahlamba, the Barrier of Spears, the escarpment hosts colossal cliffs, jagged ridges and the world's second highest waterfall, Tugela.
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Inside, his engineers are building a colossal interplanetary spacecraft called the Big Falcon Rocket (BFR or, as Musk has said, Big F---ing Rocket).
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We already know plastic waste leads to a colossal level of marine pollution and threatens the lives and habitats of many animals and plants.
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Finally, we need to cut down on waste wherever possible by reusing fabric offcuts and reducing production methods that use colossal amounts of water.
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"We've got two colossal tailwinds, two hugely bullish tailwinds," the "Mad Money" host said after the Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a record high.
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Cars backed up for miles along Puerto Rico Highway 2200 on either side of the colossal construction site, which swallowed four of five lanes.
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While the destruction is happening on the other side of the globe, Hathaway's character finds that her connection to the monster might be colossal.
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For the last two days, a colossal, coursing stream of super-soaked subtropical air has been pummeling California with record-shattering amounts of moisture.
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When Galloway completed the colossal sculpture 11 years later, its four sides, aligned with the cardinal directions, incorporated around 200 images in bas relief.
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It's up to you whether to decide to accept this and move on or end the friendship on account of their colossal selfishness. Also?
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The spotlight on the London property market as a destination for colossal sums of money has intensified after the so-called Panama Papers leak.
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It's the first truly big swing from Google's new hardware group under Rick Osterloh, and to back off now would be a colossal embarrassment.
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I've seen too many ambitious emerging companies successfully recruit a colossal enterprise customer, only to be crushed by customization requests, service demands, and SOPs.
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