This gargantuan shrine to democracy has never felt so surreal.
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He's two years old and knows how to spell gargantuan.
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I don't quite see it growing to a gargantuan scale.
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When he first proposed this gargantuan project, everybody opposed it.
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Ford is making a big bet on the gargantuan ruin.
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The X7, though, is a gargantuan German in every dimension.
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Simon said he wanted longer with the gargantuan wine bible.
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The task is gargantuan and certainly overwhelming to the uninitiated.
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The graph below depicts the gargantuan increase in corporate issuance.
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It would be gargantuan, carrying an $85 billion price tag.
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My pickle was gargantuan and came sliced lengthwise in two.
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But sorting through all 21625,2900 documents is a gargantuan task.
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I had the most gargantuan puppy dog crush on her.
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During a tense debate, it has been a gargantuan sponge.
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King Kong Bundy, Gargantuan Professional Wrestler, Dies at 63 21.
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It would fly to orbit atop a gargantuan rocket booster.
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Hovering over all these issues is the platforms' gargantuan scale.
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Until now, it simply couldn't handle these trees' gargantuan genomes.
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Gargantuan tech companies enjoy market shares unknown since the Gilded Age.
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How does this affect the gargantuan elephant in the room, Amazon?
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Harvard University sits on a gargantuan and growing pile of money.
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Instead he said he just has "a gargantuan appetite" for sex.
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His gargantuan fame allowed him to shake off this restrictive upbringing.
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It was a clip-art version of the gargantuan telescope itself.
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We cannot afford its gargantuan, gaping security blind spots any more.
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The twin pillars of this gargantuan stimulus were infrastructure and housing.
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The show fed his gargantuan ego and wakened his basest impulses.
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Frei and Saint John have a gargantuan task ahead of them.
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Crammed into its gargantuan camera hump are dual 2360-megapixel cameras.
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And yet, Uber has conquered those to build a gargantuan business.
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The gargantuan size is what makes Ninja's Foodi so ridiculous looking.
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Describing this Costco as gargantuan does a disservice to the word.
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Completely decarbonizing the US economy by 2050 is a gargantuan task.
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Tencent, another gargantuan Chinese tech firm, is also a founding investor.
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Deconstructing the English language's most obscure words is a gargantuan task.
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The purpose of this gargantuan enterprise is something altogether more discreet.
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"This shutdown was a political miscalculation of gargantuan proportions," McConnell said.
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I confess I'll miss the Met's solidly gargantuan old "Aida" production.
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Bangladesh continues to shoulder the gargantuan burden of accommodating the refugees.
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On the gargantuan X27 SUV, the mega grille makes more sense.
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Trump still has significant political support, so the obstacles are gargantuan.
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Where will this gargantuan amount of carbon-free energy come from?
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That is a gargantuan undertaking that will touch every American life.
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That record now seems set to unlock another gargantuan pile of capital.
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But consider it a weird wrinkle in an otherwise gargantuan smartphone display.
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It's tempting to think having a gargantuan baby won't happen to you.
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But this has not deterred it from seeking a gargantuan "tax inversion".
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He has gone up against gargantuan conglomerates and returned with the prize.
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The 2020 census is a gargantuan modernization exercise and information technology upgrade.
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Such must be our fate, the gargantuan inevitability against which we dab.
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And smoothly transforming large parts of society is a gargantuan bureaucratic task.
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These days, the gargantuan shrine to democracy has never felt so unreal.
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In the oppressive humidity, I struggle to recover from the gargantuan effort.
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Elsewhere there were exaggerated bows, supersize strands of pearls and gargantuan ruffles.
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However, Hamilton seems to drift along the gargantuan wave with incredible ease.
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But there is no police jurisdiction on the world's gargantuan, open seas.
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Trouble was, it took gargantuan computing power to make Gentry's rudimentary prototype work.
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Even the new starter iPhone XR comes with a gargantuan 6.1-inch screen.
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The series is known for gore, shouting, and fighting on a gargantuan scale.
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What it lacks in gargantuan size it makes up for in sheer wiliness.
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The aim is to spur reform of China's gargantuan power company, State Grid.
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It's propelled by six engines and has a gargantuan wingspan of 290 feet.
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Our bike was a gargantuan sight, and occasionally curious passerby would ask questions.
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So the passive funds now hold gargantuan ownership stakes in large, public firms.
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Will America ever become a land where portion sizes are less than gargantuan?
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The inherent conflict of interest would create a jurisprudence mess of gargantuan proportions.
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Its gargantuan trunk measured more than 154 feet until it split in 2009.
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The average gargantuan harlequin is continually tormented by an unspeakable sense of loss.
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The harlequin's gargantuan slobbery open mouth ends up adjacent to my front paws.
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But Dead Set on Life isn't all gargantuan subs and deep-fried everything.
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And technology companies have grown to gargantuan market capitalizations, leading the way higher.
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What was fantastic was that it was not only gargantuan but totally functional.
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Even Greece, still saddled with gargantuan debts, has lately flashed signs of improvement.
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Magnified to gargantuan proportions and repeated three times over, it is absolutely disgusting.
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The RX feels positively gargantuan with room for four adults and their luggage.
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None of my family members had ever seen insects in such gargantuan numbers.
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Health care CEOs are making gargantuan salaries, many exceeding $10 million per year.
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The Voyages Issue This gargantuan shrine to democracy has never felt so surreal.
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Unfortunately, few people can truly grasp the gargantuan size, mathematically, of $1 trillion.
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Taxpayers will be forced to fund this gargantuan program one way or another.
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But over the course of 2016, Facebook's gargantuan influence became its biggest liability.
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This is abominable policy tainted by a gargantuan conflict of interest involving Kushner.
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I've often heard Europeans express shock over the gargantuan portions American restaurants dish out.
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Experts said the biggest threat posed by gargantuan plant eaters was being stepped on.
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It produces virtually no content but generates a gargantuan profit from other people's work.
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The unforgettable moment of 2014's Godzilla pitted the gargantuan monster against a monorail.
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Apple's gargantuan WWDC 2019 keynote is in the books, and it was a doozy.
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This is before Steven has made his millions, so Shirley's footing the gargantuan bill.
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Admittedly, making museums multilingual (and not just via wall text) is a gargantuan task.
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His team is banking that pollsters are misreading the electorate on a gargantuan scale.
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Emanuel has three televisions in his room, two of them gargantuan large-screen models.
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In Manhattan, the gargantuan old department store now houses a corporate headquarters ... for Facebook.
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A gargantuan monument to Armenian-Turkish reconciliation was torn down in Kars in 2011.
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To your astonishment, its mouth opens to reveal a gargantuan piece of chewing gum.
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When they are, the arena's gargantuan scoreboard dangles above the center of the court.
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Among them: gargantuan building projects that have left an indelible stamp on the nation.
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U.M.B.C. pulled off the gargantuan feat with laserlike shooting and near mistake-free play.
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You'd think anyone failing on such a gargantuan scale would never amount to anything.
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One day, they hope to install a gargantuan King Kong on the city's skyline.
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Vetting the vast universe of those on social media would be a gargantuan task.
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Visitors are greeted by a gargantuan figure that resembles RoboCop transformed into a rodent.
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That means repeal of the costly regulations, the taxes, and the gargantuan spending regime.
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But a key report is Hölzle, the veteran guru behind Google's gargantuan data infrastructure.
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A-list talent, gargantuan budgets -- and little diversity in front of and behind the cameras.
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These films' gargantuan action sequences get all their flavor from the meaningful moments between them.
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Mr. Parks's non-job is but one facet of Korea's gargantuan, labor-abusing tech industry.
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It exists in principle but not in practice, in spite of a gargantuan legislative effort.
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When humans first arrived in North America, we found a continent filled with gargantuan animals.
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Then the gargantuan Mendocino Complex Fire sparked and burned more than 459,83 acres in July.
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In another, "Landscape of Thorns," a gargantuan knot of concrete thorns pierces the desert floor.
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Everyone has obligations, from gargantuan Facebook down to political campaign operatives and Twitter hate-spewers.
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For now, the science progresses slowly, and even these small steps take gargantuan, international efforts.
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The disappearance of MH370 sparked a gargantuan search effort covering a vast expanse of ocean.
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America's environmental footprint is gargantuan, the biggest in the world only next to dictatorial China.
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The question is whether their current tactics alone are up to the gargantuan task ahead.
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The $100 million investment could serve as a counterbalance to Trump's gargantuan campaign bank account.
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It's led by two candidates who arouse gargantuan anxieties, fear and hatred in their opponents.
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With lightning speed, Lewis suddenly threw a gargantuan left hook which connected with Bruno's chin.
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Shamefacedly, and reticent to talk about these laughable consequences of our gargantuan bender, we slept.
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Bringing Saudi Aramco to the public markets was always going to be a gargantuan task.
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Its precipitous edge shed not only tons of rocky debris but gargantuan blocks of ice.
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RECIPE: Chili Dogs Dead Set on Life isn't all gargantuan subs and deep-fried everything.
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However, a whole, bone-in shank on a dinner plate can look gargantuan, even intimidating.
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And the country still relies on gargantuan projects to bolster an economy that's clearly slowing.
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Regardless, the fact that America said, "he's gay and that's OK," is a gargantuan advance.
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Once inside, you're greeted by a gargantuan figure that resembles RoboCop transformed into a rodent.
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In modern-day arenas, clowning has also grown bigger — larger gestures, more falls, gargantuan props.
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They would actually reduce the power that gargantuan centralized financial establishments hold over ordinary people.
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Other times the game moves the camera for you, often to showcase some gargantuan enemy.
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Benjamin's gargantuan Arcades Project brims with philosophical propositions, poetic digressions, lyrical aphorisms, and experimental theses.
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Fair enough, but was I really ready to scale the heights of that gargantuan corpus?
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This gargantuan black market employs more than ten thousand people on both sides of the border.
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Market participants, though worried, were loth to start the gargantuan, expensive task of transferring their positions.
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As a roar echoes across a gargantuan hall, a pile of scrap slides into the mixture.
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Normally, as computers devolve from gargantuan machines to teeny laptops, you start seeing performance trade-offs.
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He has built gargantuan real estate projects that all brandish his name in bold, golden letters.
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It's got adaptive cruise control, 360-degree cameras, heated and cooled seats and a gargantuan cabin.
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What is more, when executive compensation is compared with worker salaries, today's pay packages seem gargantuan.
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Presidential campaigns become these gargantuan two-year national rituals that swallow everything else in national life.
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Conservatives made the gargantuan mistake of seeing Hitler as a useful tool for rousing the populace.
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A gargantuan lady who's seduced artists across centuries and oceans seems like a good send-off.
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Equally, the gargantuan scale of prizes that the likes of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
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If I could get through that gargantuan task, other items in storage would seem more tossable.
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"Star Wars" is a gargantuan franchise, and Mr. Johnson, 43, is a soft-spoken, unassuming man.
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The children, of course, will cheer the lively characters, colorful costumes and that gargantuan magical tree.
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The children, of course, will cheer the animated characters, colorful costumes and that gargantuan magical tree.
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Between new contributions and investment returns, it has managed to grow to its current gargantuan size.
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But the balance in this gargantuan regional power play is more easily understood in the capital.
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A single green pool was spotted at the base of the gargantuan crater in late July.
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The thing about Delhi is the gargantuan scale; some of the flowers are several feet tall.
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Facebook is also a gargantuan platform policed by a combination of automated systems and overworked moderators.
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A single green pool was spotted at the base of the gargantuan crater in late July.
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It is a feat of gargantuan proportions, requiring 2000 million polling officials and cutting-edge technology.
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Her blue jeans, a pair of Marithé + François Girbauds, have a gargantuan rip at the left knee.
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It is at once baffling and riveting, with two gargantuan outer movements surrounding a shorter middle one.
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They almost have to be, given their adherents' gargantuan ambition of fundamentally changing how the world works.
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What about a president taking advantage of a gargantuan power imbalance with a 22-year-old intern?
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The movement produces gargantuan gravitational waves that move outward in all directions at the speed of light.
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Swiss fans showed up with gargantuan Tyrolean cowbells that required both arm and leg strength to ring.
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By the numbers: The world's fastest-growing cities are stretched too thin to serve their gargantuan populations.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Close to 100 falcons swarm in a gargantuan, high-ceilinged warehouse.
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Some 450 acres of flat Florida land are surrounded on all sides by a gargantuan oval racetrack.
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Even Scottish Folds without ties to A-list celebs, like Milla and Maru, have amassed gargantuan followings.
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The pieces, culled from gargantuan pieces of redwood, look like magnificent oversized ashtrays you can sit in.
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I also come from a very small family, versus the gargantuan Greek commune that the movie depicts.
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Google has pledged that all the energy its gargantuan data centers consume will come from renewable sources.
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People will avoid the person or idea that's contaminating them, but it quickly becomes a gargantuan task.
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Once the sarcophagus is torn down, workers will begin the gargantuan task of cleaning up radioactive waste.
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Alfred Stieglitz's Manhattan gallery showed Ms. Smith's eerie watercolors of mermaids and waterfront cliffs concealing gargantuan deities.
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To be sure, there are no easy solutions to the gargantuan financial problems posed by the USPS.
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It's almost a law of celebrity that given such stimulation, egos tend to inflate to gargantuan size.
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A gargantuan mansion in the ritzy San Francisco Cow Hollow neighborhood is for sale for $27.5 million.
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Did I mention it also has a 40-MP selfie camera and a gargantuan 203-inch screen?
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Little context is needed to highlight Harden's gargantuan output in a 129-122 victory over the Knicks.
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But the mining process requires a lot of electrical power as computers process gargantuan amounts of data.
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Finally, no bill can call itself a reform bill without addressing ObamaCare's gargantuan taxing and spending regime.
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In the second gargantuan canvas, "Resurgence of the People" (2019), Monkman imagines the contemporary aftermath of colonization.
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After a few clinking and scratching sounds, a boisterous sound blasted out of the gargantuan, automated instrument.
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The amount of potentially relevant files, emails, memos, notes, articles, rulings, drafts and public statements is gargantuan.
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Why are so many of your conservative colleagues so hostile to reducing this country's gargantuan prison population?
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"Ladies and gentleman, I present Noah's Ark," says the bus driver when the gargantuan structure comes into view.
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This sort of activity creates gargantuan gravitational waves, which travel through the Universe at the speed of light.
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On the first of the gargantuan store's nine stories, we were immediately inundated with high-end designer brands.
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We pass two gargantuan Tuscan villas fused together: "Maybe that's the guy who reinvented the olive," says Griffin.
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Sold at just 99 cents in gargantuan cans, Arizona may just be the cheapest drink on the market.
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It took groundskeepers Jason Buckton and John Rutterford 10 days to trim the gargantuan hedge ringing Bathurst Estate.
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It may not be long before someone—a stonemason, perhaps—decides to erect a gargantuan statue of him.
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Executive producer Greg Nicotero told reporters exactly what went into the gargantuan task during a conference call Monday.
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If ever there was an embodiment of the wisdom of eating your vegetables, it was these gargantuan herbivores.
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The seats are great, the cabin is gargantuan and the truck is perfectly happy at rural highway speeds.
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This is producing firms with the gargantuan scale needed to take on their giant state-sponsored international rivals.
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His gargantuan ego perpetually has him in hot water and leaves him volcanic at the smallest personal slight.
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As it is propelled across the solar system by gargantuan thrusters it gets trapped in Jupiter's gravitational pull.
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Sometimes, things from space can maim or kill us, like the gargantuan asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs.
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This notable exception is a direct nod to China, whose gargantuan market is valuable to American cosmetics companies.
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So its bosses have built a gargantuan new complex in Guangdong province with nearly 9m tonnes of capacity.
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British snow artist Simon Beck created promotional art for Game of Thrones that's worthy of show's gargantuan scale.
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The hero-worship implied in Musk's gargantuan potential bonuses suggests the company has not yet grasped this reality.
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If aluminium supply is going to be realigned with demand, China is the gargantuan elephant in the room.
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Ours also had the optional front bench seat, which means it fit six passengers in its gargantuan cabin.
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These luxury headphones cost a gargantuan $67,790, which is considerably more than most people make in a year.
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Jimmy John's aptly named JJ Gargantuan sandwich is everything you want in a sub and more — much more.
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The organization was reportedly horrified that the gargantuan statue would overshadow the Kremlin walls, a World Heritage Site.
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But the numbers still offer a lopsided picture, with a gargantuan share of income rising to the top.
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That's followed by the main event, a gargantuan tray of food brought out by one of the cooks.
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It's a gargantuan task, and it's clearly not a top priority yet for most leaders (ahem, Donald Trump).
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America never had any formal barons or royal families who could pass down gargantuan landholdings to subsequent generations.
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It's awfully surreal on floor 88; dizzying and expansive, it makes the usually small-seeming city look gargantuan.
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This gargantuan bill won't make it to President Donald Trump's desk without some last minute political angst: Sen.
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The gargantuan expansion of hydraulic fracturing across the United States has left an earthquake epidemic in its wake.
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At a new well site in Hell's Gate, the noise was deafening as gargantuan machinery pummeled the ground.
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We need to hold him accountable while acknowledging his expertise in dealing with New York's gargantuan bureaucratic system.
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The gargantuan castle, begun in 523, was constructed as a hunting lodge for the Bourbon king Charles III.
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If aluminum supply is going to be realigned with demand, China is the gargantuan elephant in the room.
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Detention and deportation on a mass scale would be a gargantuan task — divisive, enormously costly and legally fraught.
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Finally, did you ever expect "Mouth to Mouth" to be the absolutely gargantuan, era defining record it became?
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Tank Noodle: Located Uptown on North Broadway, Tank Noodle serves a pretty gargantuan array of inexpensive Vietnamese dishes.
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That total ($2.17 billion) is still just around 663 percent of its gargantuan ads business — so, relatively tiny.
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The merger creates a gargantuan fireball, and the superdense materials from the two stars shoot outward in all directions.
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This instability had a gargantuan impact on the number of companies trying to raise money through the stock market.
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Its sibling, an even more gargantuan monstrosity in bronze, towered over the pathway of sculpted bonsai in the garden.
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Innovators who aren't worried about maintaining a constant waterfall of revenues just to prop up a gargantuan stock price.
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The iceberg that broke off from Antarctica's Larsen C Ice Shelf between July 299.4 and July 258 is gargantuan.
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Trying to put that to paper is a gargantuan task, even when trimmed down to a few thousand voices.
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But there's one aspect of that Android experience that I can't abide, and no, it's not the gargantuan notch.
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Through a gargantuan effort to tap those resources and a host of private contract firms, the effort was sustained.
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As you can probably imagine, handling such gargantuan caches of ones and zeroes is no walk in the park.
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Gargantuan shock waves radiated outward, throwing solid rock and dense earth into bizarre states of fluidity for many miles.
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It opens with a drone shot over a dense Canadian forest, revealing a gargantuan stone mansion in a clearing.
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Tesla will need to amass a gargantuan pile of cash in the next two years, says one cleantech analyst.
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Its $11bn price tag, too, is gargantuan, especially when Turkey's economy is shrinking and inflation is more than 20%.
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Drawn into orbit by the black holes' gravity, these gases form gargantuan clouds that yield nothing to optical telescopes.
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But the Cambridge Analytica revelations and Facebook's gargantuan online reach have put the social network in the hot seat.
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All around are some of Dubai's other, smaller buildings, paling in comparison to the gargantuan structure in the middle.
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But it turns out that decentralized networks offer even better amenities than the gargantuan server farms of the cloud.
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A new video featurette, premiering exclusively below, documents the gargantuan artistic effort that went into the film's production design.
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Per the company's 2017 holiday gift guide, this gargantuan bag is more than 3 feet tall and costs $325.
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The shapes these gargantuan gourds take on betray their overfed sedentary lifestyle; they are nothing if not obese pumpkins.
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At the time, I reasoned the regular 6s was "good enough," because I didn't want such a gargantuan phone.
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Suggestions of gargantuan fine levies for even small violations by small businesses violate Eighth Amendment protections against excessive fines.
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A gargantuan amount of voter data is now for sale, much of it posted in the last six months.
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When you or your team are faced with a gargantuan project, see whether you can pare down its components.
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Since 1923, tours have been taking curious visitors through the gargantuan mansion, which remains a famous tourist attraction today.
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Its shapes were grandly outsize: gargantuan balloons of brocade and jacquard malforming the body, hair piled high and frizzed.
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Then Trump's inauguration was upstaged by the gargantuan Women's March, a watershed day that drew millions of people worldwide.
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Yes, that's 146, all discovered by security firm Kryptowire and detailed one by one in a new gargantuan disclosure.
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It's a fascinating ride that traverses remote hamlets as well as bustling towns throughout the gargantuan South American country.
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But, for now, this is a one gargantuan step in the right direction for the sport on these shores.
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A couple of groups even incorporated — gauchely — the gargantuan percussive drops that have dominated dance music in the 2010s.
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" He insists that having a single executive in charge of a country so "gargantuan and labyrinthine" has become "anachronistic.
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And it was a gargantuan piece of work that I felt like wasn't recognized at all in the report.
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His gargantuan brow furrows with puzzlement and suspicion, and spittle drops from his teeth when he roars in rage.
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"What was fantastic was that it was not only gargantuan but totally functional," a curator said of the work.
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Amazon Web Services CEO Andy Jassy runs a gargantuan business that did nearly $26 billion in revenue last year.
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The ballpark was demolished in 21996 by a wrecking ball painted with curving seams to resemble a gargantuan baseball.
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A few epic screams and there's little Holly, deposited into Offred's hands looking relatively clean, after one gargantuan push?
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The radiating cables look as if they were waiting to be plucked by the fingers of a gargantuan harpist.
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Elsa and the gang also pulled in a gargantuan $223 million overseas for a global take of $350 million.
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The central bank amassed its gargantuan portfolio following the financial crisis in its effort to jumpstart the U.S. economy.
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These contentious plans have always fallen under their own gargantuan financial weight, not to mention legal and permitting nightmares.
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"First off, they made the model's feet look so dainty because the Flops themselves are gargantuan," wrote Alex Kuczynski.
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That's not necessarily an appealing option for cities whose sprawl is limited by oceans or already gargantuan commuting times.
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When I walked into New Birth, I was first greeted by a gargantuan portrait of Long in the church lobby.
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This decision is a testament of her different direction, which she continues to express through her gargantuan social media following.
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This in turn absorbs the energy and then occasionally experiences shocks, releasing sudden, gargantuan bursts of energy into the cosmos.
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But oddly enough, over those few years, the iPhone has lost the gargantuan photography advantage it once used to have.
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This cartoonishly gargantuan gourd won the All New England Giant Pumpkin Weigh-Off, tipping the produce scales at 2,294.5 pounds.
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There's its gargantuan popularity, particularly among children, that always draws a little bit of anxiety, and there's its universal appeal.
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Craigslist and its business-world equivalents may seem to be nothing more than a gargantuan garage sale with a website.
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The merger's advocates say the blockbuster combination is needed to meet the threat of China's state-owned CRCC rail gargantuan.
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There's its gargantuan popularity, particularly among children, that always draws a little bit of anxiety, and there's its universal appeal.
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It's the largest amphibian on the planet, a gargantuan (though harmless) beast that rests on river-bottoms hoovering up fish.
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These age-segregated populations may have evolved in part to protect young dinosaurs from getting trampled by their gargantuan elders.
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The mere sight of its gargantuan, human-like eye, mere inches from the camera, was a discovery on its own.
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I think people think it's such a gargantuan thing to leave these companies, and I don't think that's actually true.
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A current problem with the use of these cameras is the gargantuan task of sorting through hours of mundane video.
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Developing the motion-capture technology to create the film's gargantuan, tusk-mouthed orcs took many months for Industrial Light & Magic.
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And Mr. Ham said, let us build a gargantuan Noah's ark only 45 minutes away to draw millions more visitors.
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In baseball, which has the strongest union and no hard limits on spending, the biggest stars have received gargantuan contracts.
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All in The statues can be gargantuan -- the African Renaissance Monument in Dakar is nearly 40 meters high (103 feet).
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The team first constructed the wing out of the gargantuan spars and built the rest of the plane around it.
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The spectacle is riveting: The gargantuan toys, executed in scary detail, do particular tribute to the Paris Opera's design workshops.
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It's important to remember that the $22 billion number most often associated with the gargantuan fund is only a target.
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In this gargantuan mess of a situation, the fall of Michael Jackson contains the civilizational implications of a Greek tragedy.
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Despite Clinton's considerable step back from public life, the 72-year-old icon remains a gargantuan figure in modern politics.
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But bans on plastic straws and fees for plastic bags only nibble at a gargantuan, growing torrent of stubborn garbage.
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They didn't need to foresee the rise of Facebook to understand the threat that gargantuan companies would pose to democracy.
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But Bloomberg is betting that desperate times call for ho-hum measures, albeit ho-hum measures executed at gargantuan scale.
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The Michelin-starred chef Heston Blumenthal transforms childhood meals into gargantuan concoctions in this series from Channel 4 in Britain.
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Two young women rosy from the cold ordered hot cider spiked with applejack, ladled out from a gargantuan soup kettle.
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The central bank amassed its gargantuan balance sheet as it tried to stimulate the U.S. economy after the Financial Crisis.
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On the second floor, four multicolored woodblock prints depict a gargantuan humanoid rat on horseback trotting away from a city.
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It would be one of three gargantuan telescopes now in the works that could transform astronomy in the 211st century.
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Even if HMNY can fix its Nasdaq problem, that doesn't mean it will be able to cover gargantuan losses indefinitely.
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Gargantuan Taiwanese manufacturer Foxconn employs more than 1 million people and tens of thousands of robots making iPhones and other electronics.
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Environmental changes likely altered the distribution of whales' food supplies in a way that rewarded gargantuan creatures, a new study found.
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Lawyers for Uber repeatedly failed to dispute this portion of the presented facts while defending themselves against a gargantuan Waymo suit.
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Ultimately, the AI tools must be able to handle the gargantuan social apps and networks that dominate our everyday digital interactions.
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Thomas Middleditch: Like, building gargantuan solar plants and battery plants and stuff, just trying to ... Kumail Nanjiani: Stave off our destruction?
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That makes the fact that it seizes on voice assistants as an illustration of this gargantuan problem all the more impactful.
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The big top of the Big Apple Circus, crammed into a corner of the Lincoln Center plaza, is not exactly gargantuan.
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And that gargantuan figure stands to grow significantly larger in the years ahead, after the Walt Disney Company announced on Dec.
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"I came straight from the airport into the studio and there was the most gargantuan amount of equipment," he tells PEOPLE.
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K7 records—which boasts a gargantuan roster including Paul Van Dyk and Psychic TV—and through smaller Brooklyn collective Crew Love.
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Putting one foot in front of the other looks like a gargantuan task, as if his legs are made of jelly.
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Her gargantuan pooch seemed to feel the same way, since her "guard dog" was just snoozing alongside the intruder all night.
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The gargantuan holograms that loom over the dark streets are like the ones in the recent "Ghost in the Shell" (2017).
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I think it's such an incredible thing for someone to go from such a low ebb to such titanic, gargantuan success.
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If you're not exactly shopping for the original gargantuan machines, then get your kicks on a fully-playable arcade machine keychain.
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They broke a gargantuan curse on all sports in the DC area, claiming their first Cup in their 44-year history.
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The driving goal may sound gargantuan—akin to, say, ending world hunger—but Diallo does not operate in small-scale thinking.
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In addition, it already has been proven that you don't need gargantuan football and basketball profits to support successful other sports.
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The failure would be of gargantuan proportions if the numbers the numbers that appeared in this column bashing China were real.
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The first, as Vox's Matt Yglesias wrote earlier this month, is that the corporate tax cut at its center is gargantuan.
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These are ripples in space, propagated at the speed of light, that are created by tumultuous astronomical events involving gargantuan bodies.
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In 2010, Forever 21 opened its gargantuan flagship store in New York City, a telling sign of its growing US dominance.
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Most of us don't have gargantuan budgets for a new TV, but we do want to buy one that will last.
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Our EDGE v1 is finally rolling off the press, after a gargantuan effort from the team over the last 3 weeks.
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Then, some 18,000 years ago, the planet began to warm and the gargantuan sheet of ice began to melt and retreat.
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The soaring Elbphilharmonie auditorium is nestled in a gargantuan, glass galleonlike structure atop an old brick warehouse that overlooks the harbor.
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It seeks to put top scientists onto gargantuan social problems with the help of A.I. — its first challenge being the pandemic.
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In May, it reported a gargantuan loss of 1.5 billion pounds, about $1.9 billion, for the first half of the year.
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The country's judiciary is reviled by many citizens for its gargantuan bureaucracy, slowness in delivering verdicts and outsize salaries for judges.
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For his Mars dreams, Mr. Musk envisions a gargantuan spaceship he calls the Interplanetary Transport System that would someday transport humans.
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Addio, we said in March, to Sonja Frisell's eye-wideningly gargantuan, lovably hoary, undeniably dramatic Met staging of Verdi's Egyptian classic.
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The difference is that it's smaller, with "just" a 6.3-inch display compared to the 10 Plus' gargantuan 6.8-inch screen.
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That is a fraction of the roughly 250,2140 megawatts produced at this gargantuan plant, the largest in the Lone Star State.
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A visionary who reshaped New York in ways that helped and harmed it, Moses was a man with a gargantuan legacy.
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It's a sign of the persistent, gargantuan issue that not just Uber but all gig economy companies have on their hands.
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At the Metropolitan Opera, Franco Zeffirelli's gargantuan production of Puccini's "Turandot" returns with the formidable soprano Nina Stemme in the title role.
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It has five restaurants plus a smattering of retail carts, all leading up to the gargantuan, new, 215,210-seat T-Mobile Arena.
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But the biggest factor in Harvey's gargantuan discharge, according to Sobel, is how it has stuck around the region for several days.
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It made sense, then, that Ms. Broder would want to meet underneath a gargantuan sea creature as she was passing through town.
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Like seeing a moose in the Maine woods or an elephant in Africa, it was too gargantuan to comprehend at first glance.
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Within its rigid metal frame hung huge fabric bladders of combustible hydrogen, sufficiently capacious to lift its gargantuan mass into the sky.
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The prince manages Saudi Arabia's PIF sovereign fund, the gargantuan investment vehicle that anchored the Vision Fund through a $45 billion investment.
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If you want an extra large SUV, you can get a Nissan Armada, Toyota Sequoia, GMC Yukon or many more gargantuan cruisers.
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But the destruction from the gargantuan blazes we've seen in recent years is hardly natural; human activity is clearly making it worse.
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The company's global reach and gargantuan size was one she believed would enable her to have a larger impact on accessibility efforts.
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In fact, it's arguable we've reached the era of "Peak Big"—and people are tired of just how gargantuan everything has become.
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Digitization has provided the Smithsonian with the ability to actually make that gargantuan archive accessible, so it has made it a priority.
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Never has this been truer than with The Familiar: Volume 1, the first of an almost hilariously gargantuan proposed set of 27.
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The fight goes down on Saturday night in Vegas -- and it's clear Manny wants to be surrounded by his famously gargantuan posse.
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At the same time, Brazil's governing coalition has been discredited by a gargantuan bribery scandal surrounding Petrobras, a state-controlled oil company.
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But it could be part of a consortium alongside global miners who have the know-how to mine such a gargantuan deposit.
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Its members' gargantuan reserves may mean it could regain that if U.S. drillers keep pumping ever more oil and start exhausting reserves.
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But there's a good chance international students would balk at paying even more gargantuan prices for schools that are free to others.
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It is, as far as we're aware, the first protest of its kind at one of the ecommerce company's gargantuan fulfillment centers.
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Suddenly, de Castro had an epiphany: why not shoot a video in the gargantuan, industrial-sized warehouse where SHADE usually goes down?
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This Land Many Minnesotans still hold a gargantuan lumberjack in reverence, but anything seems possible in this era, and election, of hyperbole.
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For Obama, transforming Washington for the digital age proved a gargantuan task, and for Trump, it's sure to be even more difficult.
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But housing experts doubt HUD can manage Nycha's gargantuan housing stock, which is larger than the next 11 largest housing authorities combined.
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And despite strong passions, gargantuan numbers and high stakes, the elections have nearly concluded with no major allegations of fraud or rigging.
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If that's the case, if it's 30 or 40 percent of their business in the individual market, that's obviously a gargantuan risk.
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Coast redwoods and giant sequoias, California's gargantuan world-record-holding trees, can grow fifty feet or more in their first twenty years.
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For over 30 years, Mr. Combs fixed continuous miners, gargantuan jagged-toothed machines, and dusty shuttle cars deep in the mines' reaches.
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Science YouTubers are engaging in a bit of a "foam arms race" this week with gargantuan versions of the elephant toothpaste experiment.
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The gargantuan effort to shield the nation from missile strikes is often said to start in 1983 with Reagan's "Star Wars" program.
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On balance, those gargantuan disclosures seem largely beneficial — even if not all diplomats, intelligence officers and tax lawyers would join the applause.
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Helping Puerto Rico recover is a gargantuan task — FEMA has called it the "largest federal response to a disaster" in American history.
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Lately a gargantuan wood figure wearing a cap has dangled three stories down in the stairwell, with small counterparts on the landings.
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Many may be familiar to raw concrete aficionados, including the gargantuan 1969 Boston City Hall and London's sprawling 1962-82 Barbican Estate.
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We'll look at some of these more closely, but suffice to say, any single one of them would represent a gargantuan achievement.
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Impossibly thick groupings of electrical wires, micro-thin streets and strangely stacked homes exist side by side with gargantuan edifices and broad boulevards.
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Oh sure, the enormous concrete labyrinth houses the gargantuan machines that keep a vast swath of metropolitan Tokyo from flooding during monsoon season.
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At a time of skyrocketing inequality and stagnant wages for the middle class, our government is giving gargantuan handouts to the wealthiest Americans.
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While it's Al's voice that booms over Sleep's gargantuan riffs, the perennially shirtless guitarist Matt Pike has become the band's most visible advocate.
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The extent of the Theranos grift is so gargantuan, its effects are still rippling even after Holmes was first caught lying in 2015.
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The fact that this gargantuan encyclopedia has been pulled together through mass cooperation, compromise, and collective generosity is nothing short of a miracle.
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Again, when sponsors crawled into the gargantuan alternative music events that took place during Generation X, making their branded stages feel more corporate.
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Its gargantuan crossover event folds in the Guardians of the Galaxy, previously lurking bad guy Thanos, and the Black Panther ensemble, among others.
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The gargantuan BeoLab 90, Bang & Olufsen's $90,000 flagship pair of home speakers, greets visitors upon their arrival to and departure from the museum.
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Because this model is near impossible to scale to Facebook's gargantuan user base, M won't likely exit its experimental testing stage anytime soon.
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Viewed against the gargantuan effort needed to crack the Golden State Killer case, my fruitless week of genealogical research didn't seem so bad.
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However, she hinted that Democrats needed to match Republican fundraising as President Trump and the Republican National Committee amass a gargantuan war chest.
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Facebook's gargantuan scale means the company will have to invest aggressively in data centers to serve quick, quality video to all its users.
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He had to deal with the gargantuan responsibility of taking Hollywood to task — and though he stumbled, ultimately, that's exactly what he did.
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But a funny thing happened on the way to group-think-land: Two gargantuan acquisitions shook the entire industry from the ground up.
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The Gotthard Base Tunnel is actually several tunnels—about 94 miles total—burrowing deep below the gargantuan Gotthard range near the Italian border.
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Their preferred solution is a gargantuan $25 billion pipeline that would connect the region with Lake Powell, a reservoir along the Colorado River.
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In Beverly Hills, I saw the preferred luxury car transform from a gargantuan, climate change-causing Range Rover, to a clean, lean, Tesla.
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It will be a pitched battle for control of the House, to say nothing about the gargantuan fights ahead for individual Senate seats.
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"Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" steamrolled past records, debuting to a gargantuan $170.1 million over Easter weekend despite being pilloried by critics.
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You can play it safe and lean on surprise guests and the hits, reticent to let your star power command the gargantuan audience.
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Creating a list of every skin cream on the market and why it costs as much as it does is a gargantuan task.
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He purchased the first part of the home's 13-acre lot in the mid-1980s before having the gargantuan house built in 2008.
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Starship's most impressive feature would not just be its gargantuan size, though: It may be the world's first fully reusable orbital rocket system.
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Some eyebrows were raised by the gargantuan scale of some of these Unlimited projects, given the more selective mood in today's art market.
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Originally the project was going to be gargantuan, with a six-lane freeway through the East End, at a cost of $4.1 billion.
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They'd just released Raising Hell, a gargantuan LP that turned them into rockstars and helped to confirm rap as a commercially viable genre.
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On the one hand, they co-founded the first Gramercy International Art Fair, in 21868, which became the gargantuan Armory Show in 25720.
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From gargantuan Northern Portuguese sandwiches to Tibetan blood sausage, it's a city where diversity is not only celebrated but eaten in large quantities.
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The title character is not human, but genital: a gargantuan, oblong member that coaxes Eveready toward every girl and creature in his path.
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That's a gargantuan sum of money — much larger than the Obama administration's fiscal stimulus program and bigger than George W. Bush's tax cuts.
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After 17,216 performances, 6.5 million visitors, and who-knows-how-many gargantuan hats, San Francisco's enduring "Beach Blanket Babylon" is ending its run.
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The thousand-room Erdogan presidential palace, the new Bosphorus bridge and a planned gargantuan new airport in Istanbul fit perfectly with that vision.
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Electronic gambling machines known as pokies contribute to an extraordinary degree: a gargantuan 24 billion Australian dollars, or about $18.4 billion, each year.
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The Cavaliers were terrific in the first half, getting a typically-gargantuan performance from LeBron James, who had 24 points and 4 assists.
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In this story, we'll consider a Big One that could ravage Southern California: a truly gargantuan wildfire that's within the realm of possibility.
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Despite being marketed as a gaming monitor, you absolutely don't need to be a gamer to fully appreciate and use this gargantuan beauty.
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I just mean that the quantities, numbers, and timespans involved in climate change are so gargantuan that they dwarf our workaday human experience.
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Last year the company implemented a gargantuan mixer that has the power to emulsify more than 50 million pounds of luscious Vegenaise per year.
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Albums like Ravedeath, 1972 and Harmony in Ultraviolet are totemic, gargantuan structures that reside in a rotting midpoint between ambient, minimalism, noise, and drone.
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Among the gargantuan beasts were some of the smallest beings you can imagine, like this tiny baby bird that lived 127 million years ago.
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This is the kind of album that longtime Priest fans have been clamoring for: polished, speedy, gargantuan, and theatrical down to its very core.
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But on January 25th BlackRock, a gargantuan asset manager, announced that it was moving custody assets worth $1trn from State Street to JPMorgan Chase.
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When playing on the tablet you can connect the controllers to each side, effectively turning the Switch into something like a gargantuan Sony PSP.
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The veteran money manager once captained both a $21 billion fund with stellar returns and a gargantuan yacht named for Sir Thomas More's Utopia.
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Near its eastern border hulks Tesla's "gigafactory", a gargantuan white structure where the company hopes to produce batteries for 29,000 electric cars a year.
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Former President Mahinda Rajapaksa, close to China and accused of massive corruption, signed a gargantuan deal with Beijing for construction of a new port.
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But for the behemoths known as the Nexus 6 (our demo unit) and the slightly less gargantuan 6p, it could be a worthwhile feature.
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But there's one important caveat: This gargantuan ring system can only exist if the rings rotate opposite to how the planet orbits the star.
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Now, with a growing number of TDEs in hand, astrophysicists are within arm's reach of Rees's original goal: pinpointing and studying gargantuan black holes.
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The gargantuan 'scope promises to give humanity unprecedented views of distant galaxies, help characterize alien planets, and to test the fundamental theories of astrophysics.
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After the FBI raid, the firm's lenders and suppliers were nervous about the potential for gargantuan penalties, compensation payments and an exodus of clients.
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An outmoded presumption of universal automobile ownership begets wide streets and "gargantuan" gaps between intersections that hog-tie urban planners working to increase density.
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Social networks that many of us signed up for in simpler times — a proverbial first smoke — have become gargantuan archives of our personal data.
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But if he's willing to cull every few centuries, he could theoretically achieve a gargantuan boost in net welfare over the fullness of time.
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Mr Trump is quick-witted, charismatic and, during years as a reality television star, has built an outrageous public persona around his gargantuan ego.
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But even the gargantuan waves from these objects still weaken considerably by the time they reach Earth, requiring extra sensitive instrumentation to pick up.
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Billions of dollars in services revenue, of course, isn't small, but in the scheme of Apple it isn't as gargantuan as its hardware business.
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Surely, said pessimists, no sporting spectacular could distract Brazilians from the country's record recession, its gargantuan corruption scandal and the impeachment of its president.
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And then there is the gargantuan public debt (133% of GDP), which every Italian prime minister must haul around like a ball and chain.
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LISBON (Reuters Breakingviews) - It's a good thing they serve wine with lunch at Web Summit, the gargantuan technology bash held in Lisbon each year.
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It's priced at $7.5 million — cheaper than some neighboring mansions — and, though luxurious, lacks the extreme personal touches that define Jordan's gargantuan Illinois compound.
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Did anyone deserve a tax break given the massive official federal debt and gargantuan off-the-books liabilities we're dumping in our children's laps?
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International humanitarian help is needed in what is a gargantuan job, Sanders said, adding that the small island community can't rebuild without such assistance.
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Coming in at a well-paced but absolutely gargantuan 959 pages, Grant is a stirring defense of an underrated general and unfairly maligned president.
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Given the universe is so gargantuan and many billions of years old, even with millions of alien species out there, we'll never find them.
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Operating this gargantuan network of servers means that these data centres are notoriously power-hungry and pump out an enormous amount of waste heat.
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But instead of catching, you know, a regular-sized fish, Victorino snagged himself something gargantuan—a king salmon the size of a high schooler.
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It fills its five minutes with every Foo Fighters highlight from pretty guitars and yearning lyrics to barefaced, gargantuan riffs and arena rock melodies.
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He is either a lovable, naive, 19th-century luddite, or a man with a gargantuan ego and a semi-debilitating sense of self-regard.
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JD.com, a Chinese e-commerce gargantuan, has built a big new Shanghai fulfillment center that can organize, pack and ship 200,000 orders a day.
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On June 18th in 1998, Cash Money Records signed a now legendary pressing and distribution deal with Universal Records for a gargantuan $30 million.
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The slow build-up, gargantuan hooks, Van Leeuwen's face-melting solo, even the bummed-out lyrics made me want to bum-rush the pit.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, the two-term Democrat with a gargantuan campaign war chest and millions of energized Democratic voters in a solid blue state.
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The question is whether Netflix can grow subscribers enough to offset the gargantuan amount of money it's spending on content — $6 billion in 2016.
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It's essentially a physical manifestation of everything I write about here, and to say that I am excited about it is a gargantuan understatement.
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Defensive tackle Aaron Donald, one of the league's best players, ended a six-week holdout on Saturday but is still seeking a gargantuan contract.
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Liftoff aboard the B.F.R. is still years away, on a gargantuan rocket that would offer much more spacious accommodations than the Apollo astronauts had.
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Here, I visited one of the most formidable housing developments in Poland, and indeed the world: the gargantuan apartment blocks known as the Falowiecs.
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Aside from a gargantuan leap in services exports to China, the U.S. does not appear to have much room to dent the trade deficit.
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Putting the country on the right track would require simultaneously dealing with a large budget deficit and bringing down public debt — a gargantuan task.
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The truth is that my family — my gargantuan family with all its quirks and vagaries — has negated the need for children of my own.
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But the activity is shattering records on a gargantuan scale and rebalancing a contest where small-dollar giving was the early benchmark of success.
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He is a gargantuan man with a mighty swing, one that has helped propel the Yankees to the top of the American League East.
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It could turn out to be a success — or a failed experiment in wrangling the social network's gargantuan problem of dealing with controversial speech.
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In short, he&aposd like the government to maintain the conditions under which he can continue growing his gargantuan company and generating more wealth.
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The Royal Caribbean's gargantuan "floating city" Symphony of the Seas runs 1,188 feet in length and spans 215 feet across at its widest part.
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There's no doubt, however, that such tireless energy is just what's needed to slay a monster of this gargantuan size and this determined tenacity.
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To accomplish that, Musk has said Starship would need to fly into Earth's orbit atop a gargantuan rocket booster, which Musk dubbed Super Heavy.
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As Twitter's problems continue to multiply, I'm faced with the discomforting possibility that the entire enterprise might implode like a gargantuan chewing gum bubble.
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In another, the Democratic lawmaker highlighted how Amazon's gargantuan footprint had allowed it to extract favorable terms from publishers — and potentially other markets, too.
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Its size gives it huge influence over the global price, which fell in 2015 when Chinese demand did not keep pace with its gargantuan supply.
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When I first got into the sing-a-longs of vocalist Jim Lindberg and antics of gargantuan guitarist Fletcher Dragge, I hadn't even hit puberty.
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The latter focused on the gargantuan 8-liter, 16-cylinder engine, a hunk of metal that sits just behind the Bugatti's two leather-wrapped seats.
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By the standards of our Solar System, this is a moon of gargantuan proportions—an attribute the researchers say is largely responsible for its discovery.
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The biggest, of course, is eBay, which is so gargantuan that people pore over metrics, create lists of top sellers and offer lots of advice.
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The mergers of black holes or neutron stars — dense leftovers of stars that have collapsed — produce gargantuan waves that can be picked up from Earth.
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But I'm firm in my conviction that there's a worthy movie or seven to be carved out of King's gargantuan tangle of styles and genres.
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It is, at least, less ridiculous than Acer's Predator 21 X — an $8,999 gaming laptop so gargantuan that it comes with its own wheeled suitcase.
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Céline, who is 23 (younger than me), and Benjamin, who's hiding behind a bodice of gargantuan tulle but looks to be in his mid-30s.
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It registers multitouch gestures without issue, and although it's not as spacious as the gargantuan trackpads on the MacBook Pro line, it's still plenty large.
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The use of light is clever and believable, capturing a dimly illuminated scene that lets us glimpse at these gargantuan shapes (about 8 meters long!).
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In 2018 it raised its already-gargantuan defence budget for the first time in seven years, ending an era of belt-tightening imposed by Congress.
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Google has traditionally dominated in capturing search intent and converting it into sales, which has built a gargantuan business worth hundreds of billions of dollars.
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And even if they lost his contract, clearing max space to land a whale like LeBron James this summer would still be a gargantuan task.
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During that time, they would claim to have stolen some 630,000 digital files -- totaling a gargantuan 65 gigabytes of data -- on the C-17 alone.
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While it is the most gargantuan and stable of all ice shelves in Antarctica, it has been experiencing unusually high melt rates in recent years.
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As the formula for all King Kong movies go, the gargantuan ape forms an unlikely bond with a towheaded beauty brave enough to be empathetic.
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If you didn't catch the film in its "intended" (and gargantuan) form the first time around, here's the perfect chance to fix that 2008 FOMO.
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But try as we might to avoid this fact, as a gargantuan social media force, Instagram's rate of coolness per capita is higher than Snapchat's.
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He opens the first track, "Refuse/Resist," with a torrent of serpentine, triplet-based tom work that the rest of Sepultura emphasizes with gargantuan chugs.
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Though Klitschko dominated the majority of the match, pummelling Puritty with gargantuan hits, the older fighter remained cagey and judicious while playing to his strengths.
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Finally, Netflix has spent a genuinely gargantuan amount of money on promoting this movie for Best Picture, with some estimates creeping up over $25 million.
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Pornhub reports that the number of searches containing the word "Bigfoot" rose by a gargantuan 8,037% increase within 24 hours of when the news broke.
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My mother's fish and chips arrived hot, crunchy and gargantuan (each nugget of fried cod was the size of a finger on a baseball mitt).
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One may reasonably perform last rites on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, the similarly gargantuan deal between the European Union and the United States.
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At the end of his tenure, al-Nuwayri devoted himself to the task that would define his life, the compilation of a truly gargantuan encyclopedia.
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Responding to the TMZ story yesterday, Love tweeted that she was "eternally banned" by the gargantuan Hollywood agency CAA as a result of her response.
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Nor, does it occupy a weathered pier just past Socrates Sculpture Park, heroically turning to rust like one of the gargantuan Mark DiSuvero abstractions there. .
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All the while, Parmalat saw its profile burgeon and Calisto Tanzi's ego grew ever more gargantuan, though his outgoings on the club were enormous too.
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And because the Gay Fathers membership hasn't yet reached gargantuan levels, and Copeland screens every potential member, the community is more close knit than many.
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Scientists late last month also announced that they found a gargantuan void beneath West Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier, large enough to hold two-thirds of Manhattan.
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Peter Schiff, the outspoken CEO and president of Euro Pacific Capital, thinks the gargantuan amount of debt the US is carrying is primed to default.
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" The site, our Atlanta correspondent writes, is "a gargantuan reminder of how the past continues to haunt a state that is hurtling toward the future.
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Admittedly, when I first saw the Ingels design, it brought to mind a gargantuan, bulked-up version of SANAA's New Museum building on the Bowery.
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The blades will be gargantuan, 351 feet long each, longer than a football field and longer, GE says, than any other offshore blade to date.
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It is a gargantuan task, but it may well be the only thing that can defang the vipers now at the heart of our politics.
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Or how will the combined Sprint and T-Mobile win over customers in a quickly souring economy to pay off down its gargantuan debt load?
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There is sharp disagreement over whether the gargantuan blast made the site unusable; new evidence suggests the mountain can support new rounds of explosive testing.
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Amazon's gargantuan delivery network was born after a notorious incident remembered in the corridors of the company's Seattle headquarters as the "Christmas Fiasco" of 2013.
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As a load-and-haul engineer at the Husab mine, Teng helps choreograph 26 gargantuan trucks whose wheels stand twice as tall as he does.
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In 2018, Drake released his perfectly fine fifth album Scorpion, which was 113 songs long and had a gargantuan runtime of just under 90 minutes.
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In May, the company raised a gargantuan $500 million first funding round, which put its valuation at more than $5 billion as reported by Bloomberg.
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Escorted by a military parade, servants shouldering gargantuan bouquets of beans, chillies and rice crackers process to the mosque, where the offerings are handed out.
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Swiss voters — despite opposition at times from the government and parliament — supported the gargantuan rail project in a series of binding referendums in the 1990s.
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ST. VINCENT "Masseduction" (Loma Vista) The hefty programmed beats, emphatic electronic hooks and gargantuan choruses of current pop are the framework that Annie Clark, a.k.a.
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He again opposed plans to build the Three Gorges Dam, teaming up with the journalist and environmental activist Dai Qing to prevent the gargantuan project.
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But the fact remains that the US has such a gargantuan prison population because it punishes people with extreme severity for all sorts of offenses.
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But simply by raising a second gargantuan pot of money, Mr Son has given the doubters a big black eye and himself a day to remember.
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When he breaks it down in ballad form, leaving his gargantuan voice as the primary instrument, it creates a yearning that is both welcoming yet hopeless.
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Koepka made the gargantuan, rain-softened Bethpage Black layout look easy with a seven-under 63 that matched the second lowest round in any major championship.
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After years of maddening rain delays, the U.S. Open finally bit the bullet and installed a gargantuan retractable roof for its prime venue, Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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But Trump's ubiquity is especially notable since it stems from his gargantuan, antagonistic personality and a governing philosophy that often exacerbates political and cultural fault lines.
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The gargantuan hall would become Manhattan's multipurpose room, the site of everything from roller derbies to Knicks games, and even a counseling center after 9/11.
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Against such predatory machines, along with gargantuan models such as the Sequoia, Titan, and Armada, everyone needs to up armor and fight for the high ground.
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Ms Viano traces Bartholdi's travels in Egypt and rightly draws attention to his earlier plan for a gargantuan statue in that country: Egypt Enlightening the Orient.
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But it's only when June turns on the lights in the gargantuan central room that she realizes where she is: the headquarters of the Boston Globe.
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The man behind the highly Instagrammable dishes at gargantuan events like Coachella and Panorama upped the ante for concert fare, creating new, Millennial-friendly industry standards.
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LIGO consists of two gargantuan optical instruments called interferometers, with which physicists look for the nearly infinitesimal stretching of space caused by a passing gravitational wave.
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A gargantuan plume of gas bursts from the bottom of the Falcon Heavy as all 27 of its engines ignite, propelling the rocket away from Earth.
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Gargantuan actions defined Matta-Clark's artistic process, yet the poetic achievement of "Conical Intersect" lay in its intricate combination of monumental scale with intense interior exposure.
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Finally, for those dealing with gargantuan files that exceed 7TB in total, there's the G-Speed Shuttle SSD that supports HD, 8K, VR, and VFX editing.
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That is, once there's enough testosterone in your system to "permit" your muscles to grow, it'll take a gargantuan spike to increase that growth rate significantly.
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But poor li'l Tethys is downright wee next to its gargantuan planet, its mere 660 miles in diameter just a few pixels of the planetary portrait.
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Perhaps that is because the gargantuan task of preparing for all the possible pathogens for all the main crops is too uncertain to be commercially attractive.
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Due to its huge size, it's recommended you have either a gargantuan stomach, or a couple of sweet-toothed friends to help you tackle the beast.
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Maybe it's the celebrities waving on floats, or the Broadway performances, or the balloons fashioned after cartoon characters, lovable and gargantuan and looming high above you.
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Bergouignan estimates the sensors and testing equipment she brought were worth around $290,229, which she lugged around in a gargantuan suitcase weighing more than 73 pounds.
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"It was pretty scary because it was such a gargantuan fall," said photographer Austin Siadak, who has been shooting video of the team for a documentary.
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It has been trying to steal attention from YouTube in recent years by courting popular creators, and promising them access to the platform's gargantuan user base.
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The money is so big that long-standing, blood-soaked rivalries among Asian crime groups have been set aside in a united pursuit of gargantuan profits.
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It's a Super AMOLED with 2,316 x 1,43-pixel resolution, and it's positively gargantuan compared to say, an iPhone X, or even the Huawei P20 Pro.
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Beyond having no strategic utility, the gargantuan 28500,6900-pound bomb known as the "mother of all bombs" may have made the Afghanistan War even more unwinnable.
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Where usually his gargantuan vocabulary congeals into imagery so dark it's impossible to see through, here he's often literal, even funny if you catch his drift.
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Although China is building dozens of emission-free nuclear plants and investing heavily in wind and solar power, backing off of coal is a gargantuan task.
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Slim's rise fit nicely into the story of what is the most inequitable region of the world — a continent where gargantuan wealth coexists with abject poverty.
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The problem only gets worse the longer it takes for action to be taken to start moving us towards the elimination of the gargantuan federal debt.
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While the sport might have a gargantuan global reach, there's only so many news items that the human race can collectively comprehend at any one time.
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I don't like her because I was taught from a very young age that my needs—particularly hunger—were unnatural, bottomless, too gargantuan for this world.
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Ultimately, the Tempest is a monument to the mundane busywork that pervades Andromeda, a game as bloated and laden with repetitive tasks as it is gargantuan.
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For after a, let's face it, transcendental, performance of "Love Yourself," young Justin bolts to the back of the gargantuan stage to join Diplo and Skrillex.
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But with billions of users and a gargantuan platform to defend, it's not easy to catch every flaw in the company's 100 million lines of code.
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The company ditched those plans to focus on designing a gargantuan spacecraft and rocket system called Starship, which is currently in the early stages of development.
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It's lighter and stiffer than the standard Chiron, and a gargantuan, six-foot wing in the back keeps the car firmly planted when ripping around corners.
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Government statistics show that they account for more than half of individual Australians' annual gambling losses, a gargantuan 24 billion Australian dollars, or about $18.4 billion.
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"Organized around long axial boulevards, the city is punctuated with gargantuan monuments and memorials, with statues and mosaics of the leaders everywhere you look," Wainwright said.
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But this "duck" has been taken to extremes, such as the 2470 Big Duck building on Long Island, a poultry shop shaped like a gargantuan bird.
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The company ditched those plans to focus on designing a gargantuan spacecraft and rocket system called Starship, which is currently in the early stages of development.
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By 2030, the report predicted, the Netherlands could see an influx of up to 42 million tourists — a gargantuan number for a country of 17 million.
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But simply by raising a second gargantuan pot of money, Mr Son has given the doubters a big black eye and himself a day to remember.■
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At first, I assumed the author's youth was the reason his history of the subject was so gargantuan, a near 500-page feat of millennial overcompensation.
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There are the town centers, whose residents tend to be wealthier and more European in origin, and there are the stereotypical, gargantuan Le Corbusier-inspired buildings.
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The waves crushed inward with such gargantuan force that the dense ball of plutonium metal was compressed into a much denser state, triggering the atomic blast.
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While the gargantuan, mega dam projects in China and the Amazon are well-known, the most recent such vast, old-school hydro project is less familiar.
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All of that was on display on Tuesday, but the overall effect was closer to being in a gargantuan living room with a tremendous sound system.
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Yes, King Joffrey Baratheon (Jack Gleeson) orders Ned's execution in George R.R. Martin's gargantuan book series that served as Game of Thrones blueprint (until it couldn't).
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WHEN PROSPECTORS discovered a gargantuan deposit of iron ore in the misty Simandou mountains 17 years ago, many Guineans hoped it would transform their impoverished country.
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And as its rain-drenched vegetation grows, the Amazon inhales and stores a gargantuan volume of carbon, an effect that ripples throughout the global climate system.
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With a potential payday amounting to tens of billions of dollars, it has become one of the most complicated and gargantuan legal battles in American history.
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The Pentagon has also continued to back the devastating Saudi-led war in Yemen by providing intelligence assistance, refueling planes, and engaging in gargantuan arms deals.
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Locals and tourists alike would pose at the foot of gargantuan statues and mammoth temples, the better to showcase the immensity of the artifacts and ruins.
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The image there was anything but light, and the rusting steel and heavy, dark brown masonry blocks and gargantuan columns gave the complex an ominous tone.
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Efforts such as these emergency refuges exemplify that smallness does not equate with simplicity; rather, these structures can confront even greater design challenges than gargantuan buildings.
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So, we need to look at the deposits left by such gargantuan events to figure out how they might be similar or different than their smaller brethren.
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The results come after a volatile year for Mark Zuckerberg's social network, which despite its gargantuan size, has managed to add more users at a rapid clip.
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The new apartment blocks rising in Pyongyang appear more grounded in economic reality than the gargantuan Ryugyong hotel, which looms over Pyongyang and has never been completed.
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The gargantuan critical and commercial success of his '70s output with Pink Floyd has an unfortunate tendency to eclipse his status as one of rock's great empaths.
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Both events were timed to kick-start Hull's year of culture, as was the installation of a gargantuan 75m-long wind-turbine blade in city's main square.
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It has the same gloomy black and dark gray color scheme as other UltraSharps, with slim black bezels, and a gargantuan base to keep the monitor stabilized.
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There was rainbow swag: Swag in the morning, food truck rally for dinner, then a laser show and concert of GArGAntuan levels once the sun goes down.
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It seemed a gargantuan project ten years ago; now, thanks to new genome-editing techniques, especially one called CRISPR-Cas9, its later stages border on the routine.
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Angela Bassett was easy to spot in an electric pink gown by Reem Acra whose gargantuan bow at the shoulder was worthy in itself of an award.
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Royal Caribbean's gargantuan Harmony of the Seas currently holds the title of the world's largest cruise ship, with the capacity to hold more than 22015 passengers total.
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This is America: we build gorgeous monuments, but we're also a people aligning that monument so it looks in a photograph like it's our gargantuan pretend-cock.
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Gaga's talents on the stage have led her to the runway, too: in 2016, she walked the Marc Jacobs catwalk at New York's gargantuan Park Avenue Armory.
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The platform allows users to get as creative as possible, from building a simple log cabin to a gargantuan, flame-throwing castle, and collecting other outfitted weapons.
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This rising awareness of the human toll on Earth helps explain why dreams of Martian cities and gargantuan space colonies have been propelled into the mainstream lately.
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Harris and Chang met while working on natural language processing and machine learning for the gargantuan that Gates built before Chang absconded to Jeff Bezos' Amazonian environs.
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This year, more than ever, the biggest stars are weaving smallness into their gargantuan shows, from Kanye West's floating stage to Rihanna's runway to Justin Bieber's couch.
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The gargantuan jet, dubbed the superjumbo, was designed to take everything that made the Boeing 747 an icon and push it to the limits of modern engineering.
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Not to seem pessimistic, but you have a greater chance of experiencing the following events than winning this gargantuan windfall, according to Forbes: View the discussion thread.
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It has not used its gargantuan size—it controls more than half of the traditional literary marketplace according to many estimates—to take back territory from Amazon.
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To date, the debates have focused on the preferred media narrative — a gargantuan and TV-ready conflict between the centrists and the lefties over Medicare for All.
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While the Chuitna site is located in the south-central Alaska, the gargantuan coal reserves of Arctic Alaska, the state's real coal treasure chest, aren't far away.
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In addition to having a gargantuan sum of money at his disposal, Bondarchuk had his pick of the Soviet Union's finest playwrights to draw up his script.
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Our thought bubble: Axios Future Editor Steve LeVine explains, Chinese big tech is responding to its gargantuan economic and societal impact very differently from its American counterparts.
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Scene City 16 Photos View Slide Show ' Philipp Plein's rave on Saturday night, in a gargantuan Brooklyn Navy Yard hangar, was a Winter Olympics-meets-"Barbarella" extravaganza.
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By 2030, the Netherlands could see an influx of up to 42 million tourists, the report predicted — a gargantuan number for a country of around 17 million.
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Underscoring the change in tone, Britain's finance chief, Rishi Sunak, announced a gargantuan fiscal stimulus to salvage reeling British businesses and to try to stem job losses.
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With 192 gargantuan lasers aimed at a BB-size target, it was built to generate bursts of fusion, although it has fallen short of its original objectives.
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As a result, Americans consistently put off seeing a doctor out of fear that they'll discover an unmanageable and gargantuan medical bill in the mail soon after.
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Evert's and Navratilova's gargantuan totals are a reflection of just how long they dominated and how many tournaments they played each year in support of their tour.
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Keeping Score Spoiler alert: If you wish to continue enjoying gargantuan home runs in the future with unspoiled pleasure, free of all polynomial equations, read no further.
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Sorting out what is permitted on the platform and what is not, what is damaging and what is necessary, has been a gargantuan task for Facebook's leadership.
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We're victims of a small group of gargantuan companies that recklessly and deliberately ignored the implications of their own science and unabashedly worked to deceive the public.
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Over the 2010s, Amazon became the largest publisher of translated works in America and, in doing so, learned how to market its books to its gargantuan audience.
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He plans to visit his estranged wife (Bonnie Bedelia) and his young children, and he is carrying a gargantuan teddy bear with a ribbon around its neck.
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"Starboy" is the Weeknd's third major label record, and his first following the gargantuan pop breakthrough that was "Beauty Behind the Madness," which was released last year.
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Bezos, who has faced speculation about his hypothetical libertarianism and whose gargantuan store certainly ducks taxes and regulation, has said he spent his childhood summers reading Heinlein.
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He has emphasized expanding agriculture and reviving a gargantuan but dormant steel manufacturing plant, linking it by a railway line to iron-ore mines, ports and customers.
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The release caps off an incredible year for the Puerto Rican rapper, who's racked up a string of gargantuan hits and fully established himself as a star.
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Bond is gargantuan: The 25 movies have taken in nearly $6 billion at the North American box office, after adjusting for inflation, according to Box Office Mojo.
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Voters think of the Pentagon's genuinely gargantuan budget as largely spent on helping foreigners, and they think of money spent on priorities they don't support as wasted.
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While the lobster meat is tender and deftly accompanied by homemade spicy ketchup and garlic aioli, conversation soon turns to the gargantuan size of the crustaceans' claws.
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Despite its gargantuan fifth set, which contained lots of high-leverage games, the two players endured multiple streaks of at least 30 service games without a break point.
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FBI agents don't need to have any "national security" related reason to plug your name, email address, phone number, or other "selector" into the NSA's gargantuan data trove.
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You'll get 15GB of mobile hotspot data at LTE speeds and 1080p video streaming over Sprint's network, which should help you take advantage of that gargantuan smartphone display.
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For the many who aren't familiar with Infiniti parlance, the QX260 is the company's three-row crossover that slots between the gargantuan QX290 and the all-new QX27.
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That puts it level with Samsung's gargantuan Galaxy Note9, and gives users nearly three times as much screen real-estate as the first iPhone, which appeared in 2007.
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In some cases, like the baseball bat, a player might barely notice; in others, like the glove, it feels like you've got a gargantuan watch on each wrist.
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Last night, Apple reported a terrific end to 2016, breaking its record for quarterly revenue with a gargantuan $78.4 billion for the final three months of the year.
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He would loosen the job-killing labour code, trim the gargantuan state a little, reboot Franco-German chumminess and strengthen the institutions that hold the euro zone together.
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If that is huge, this next fact is gargantuan: Because they are cold-blooded and need less energy to stay warm, bugs need much less food than animals.
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Beverly Pepper, an acclaimed American sculptor whose work was suffused with a quicksilver lightness that belied its gargantuan scale, died on Wednesday at her home in Todi, Italy.
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Calling the mannequin "immense, gargantuan, vast" and saying that it "heaves with fat," Gold said that it was unhealthy to use as a way of promoting Nike's products.
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Having spent a year serving as Head of Strategic Operations growing Uber Freight, Redpoint Managing Director Annie Kadavy saw first-hand just how gargantuan the wholesale market is.
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Eight years ago Engro bought the rights to one of Thar's 13 blocks, containing 1% of the reserve (more than enough given the gargantuan size of the mine).
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The event featured three gargantuan pumpkins being dropped from a 40-foot crane, which is obviously perfect fodder for the Twitter videos that have been circulating since Sunday.
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Meet the Pentagonal Mart, a gargantuan, $200 million shopping complex inspired by the US Pentagon, which has the dubious honor of being the largest vacant building in Shanghai.
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This impacts employees in a few ways: Despite its gargantuan valuation, it is not profitable, which means that it is focused on reaching scale at almost any cost.
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The top three winning startups were: The background to this has been a gargantuan effort, and one that till now has been somewhat alien to French corporate culture.
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Its gargantuan size and potential power amaze earthquake experts, who say it could cause the worst natural disaster in the history of North America -- if it ruptures entirely.
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"The thing abound Harvey Weinstein is that he is sort of the most gargantuan example of a kind of disrespect that permeates every industry, every enterprise," Streep said.
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But she had trouble convincing her colleagues that it was rational to undertake the gargantuan task of tagging every possible picture of every object in one gigantic database.
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Implicit in this doomsday prediction is the view that NPLs are gargantuan: some think that, as in the 1990s, nearly half of all loans will go into default.
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In late April, I saw a performance of Mahler's gargantuan Eighth Symphony, with the Hamburg State Philharmonic and two hundred choral singers under the direction of Eliahu Inbal.
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"Joyride," the follow-up, continues that arc, with Tinashe approaching a range of sounds — club-geared soul, minimalist tastemaker R&B, gargantuan dance music — with smooth cool. RCA.
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The band is set to embark on a gargantuan tour in September after finishing up a run of dates at the newly opened Brooklyn Steel in New York.
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Up close, the Tesla Semi Truck is gargantuan They lead us around to the back of the truck where, not for the last time, we encounter reused technology.
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One funny bit depends on a child randomly selected from the audience; others involve shadow puppetry and a gargantuan sea monster (both cleverly designed by Edward T. Morris).
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Presenting, exhibit A: Bradley Walsh, the music industry's next gargantuan and chiselled hope, the real sound of 2016, the beautiful tugboat riding down the superhighway of monumental success.
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They hypothesized that when the torrent of cosmic rays produced by the gargantuan explosion struck the atmosphere, they knocked electrons out of atoms, creating perfect conditions for lightning.
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Surface Studio stands out from others in that its display is touch sensitive, effectively making it a gargantuan tablet that can be manipulated with hands and a stylus.
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Given the tremendous damage to the city, this is a gargantuan task, said Mustafa al-Abed, of the Raqqa Civil Council, which is supported by the United States.
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Songs leaked as soon as they were recorded; blogs raced each other to upload the zShare links while mixtape DJs dropped little Easter egg exclusives into gargantuan mixes.
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The fifth, which was caused by a gargantuan meteorite impact along Mexico's Yucatan coast, changed Earth's climate, took out the dinosaurs and altered the course of biological evolution.
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Mr. Martin's gargantuan collection of stolen files included much of what the Shadow Brokers have, and he has been scrutinized by investigators as a possible source for them.
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Even if it could be done, early calculations indicated that a warp drive would require an impossibly gargantuan amount of energy — more energy than exists in the universe.
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The simplest explanation for why targeted ads are so creepily intimate: Your phone, your computer, and the internet in general contain a gargantuan amount of information about you.
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When Amazon, even more gargantuan and impersonal, emerged to send Barnes & Noble toward its inevitable descent, you eventually found yourself nostalgic for what you had failed to appreciate.
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It has its faults of course -- as any gargantuan effort is bound to have -- but the overall end product satisfies and stays with you in so many ways.
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WASHINGTON — A gargantuan new economic stimulus plan being fiercely debated on Capitol Hill could have polar opposite implications for two potential borrowers: President Donald Trump and Planned Parenthood.
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Some of the features include 5G capability, enhanced zooming, a gargantuan 6.9-inch screen and four cameras — a clear leap ahead of the three-camera iPhone 11 Pro.
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At its offices, in the corner of a gargantuan, columned hall worthy of a Star Trek set, dozens of businesspeople and their agents lined up to register companies.
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It is unlikely that the new government, led by Prime Minister Hassan Diab, an engineering professor and former education minister, will be able to solve Lebanon's gargantuan problems.
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It will also include more recent works, such as the gargantuan "Sphère Rouge" (2001-12), a glistening ball made of red plastic squares hung individually from the ceiling.
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This often means marine scientists have to manually pore through photographs to analyse what images they&aposve captured, which can turn out to be a really gargantuan task.
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This effort is taking aim at the gargantuan volumes of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere that have resulted in an increase of average temperatures by 0.07 degrees Celsius.
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The next time you upgrade your iPhone, you may never have to worry about running out of space again, thanks to the gargantuan capacities available in new models.
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The world's biggest particle accelerator, the Large Hadron Collider, is a gargantuan structure that extends underground for 17 miles and cost several billion dollars to build and operate.
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In a wildly elaborate scheme to save the world, Veidt unleashes what appears to be a gargantuan, psychically destructive alien squid into the middle of New York City.
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Entirely wonderful through the whole phantasmagoric, gargantuan, mystifying, hilarious thing, Mr. Gerstein — playing with the straightest of faces under the baton of Sakari Oramo — barely mopped his brow.
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But they worried about America's gargantuan government deficits and debt — which had exploded as a result of the Bush administration's tax cuts and increased spending after 9/11.
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Wherever this insidious delusion takes hold, however, it requires a gargantuan ignorance of history to maintain, and there's a lot of ignorance afoot in the land right now.
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Social networks operate at such a gargantuan scale and have such omnipresence in peoples' daily lives that they need to be held to account like other more traditional institutions.
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The colonel and his paramilitary team go on a mission to release gargantuan mutant 'Titans' from their resting places to try to tip the scales back into Earth's favor.
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Considering Flamagra is set to feature a gargantuan 27 tracks, all presumably full of surprises given the singles so far, it could end up being Flying Lotus' best yet.
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For Californians, Alberta's gargantuan blaze is a reminder that the Golden State has faced its own super-fires over the years — and officials warn that the risks are worsening.
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Unlike the Phab Pro 2 which had a gargantuan 6.4-inch screen, Asus's phone isn't made for giants and has a 5.7-inch Quad HD (2,560 x 83,440) screen.
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Mr Dodd recalls that when Folsom stayed with his family in Double Springs, his mother put a chair at the end of the bed to accommodate his gargantuan frame.
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The eatery specializes in gargantuan soup dumplings drunk with a straw and draws a daily line of people each vying for a taste of the savory broth filled dumpling.
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I was determined, even if it meant shaking his shoulders or telling him the story about the gargantuan pads I had to wear for a week in seventh grade.
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One possibility, as witnessed in BlueTides, is that supermassive black holes spontaneously formed from the gravitational collapse of gargantuan gas clouds in over-dense patches of the infant universe.
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The firm inked a rare investment when it put $1 billion into Didi Chuxing as part of a gargantuan $5.5 billion raise for the taxi hailing company last year.
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We just don't know, but there is reason to think that gargantuan organizations that have been in limbo for ten years may have developed all sorts of operational pathologies.
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Video: IMAX/YouTube When viewed on a gargantuan IMAX screen in 3D, A Beautiful Planet is about as close to a vicarious version of the overview effect as possible.
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These behemoths destroyed the city's fabric, superimposing sprawling expressways, gargantuan civic centers, insular public housing projects, boxy office buildings, and soaring cruciform residential towers upon its once interconnected networks.
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With five gargantuan shrimps, numerous crosscut segments of al dente asparagus and shredded leek whites, it was one of the more memorable courses that I sampled at Pho Vietnam.
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Ollie, 31, motioning toward her cluttered kitchen, where cases of bottled water were stacked by the counter and three gargantuan garbage bags were overflowing with empty bottles for recycling.
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This gargantuan study of twenty-two formative years in New York history begins with the merging of the five boroughs, in 1898, which created the world's second-largest metropolis.
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Modern wheels are so gargantuan that Jaguar had to redesign the entire cargo area's floor to accommodate it, cutting into your space and making the load floor not flat.
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One gargantuan project is the city's plaza program, which has created a series of pedestrianized plazas across the city by converting unused pockets of land or changing traffic patterns.
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WeWork published the S-1 paperwork for its initial public offering on Wednesday, and the business' gargantuan losses of $1.6 billion weren't the only thing to catch people's attention.
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As the day wore on, and the Europeans chipped away at their deficit, the level of frustration, and a few blood alcohol levels, rose discernibly in the gargantuan galleries.
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The company is marching beyond a gargantuan $21 billion fund it unveiled earlier this year after it announced an incubator program that's focused on nurturing early-stage blockchain startups.
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While stories of funny money contracts and gargantuan signing bonuses dominate NFL financial coverage, odds are that the average professional football player is going to need a second career.
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The answer, says Pujiang Pu, manager of the warehouse, owned by JD.com, the Chinese e-commerce gargantuan: It depends on the size of the box — small, medium or large.
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Played by everyone from DJ Harvey to James Murphy, it is rocket-fuel for discerning dancers, a swooning, rapturous, gargantuan stomp that stalks round the club licking its lips.
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That all changes on Thursday when the prodigious multidisciplinary artist, best known for his gargantuan post-apocalyptic ceramic vessels, debuts his first full line of clothing, called S.R. Studio.
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Andrew Ross Sorkin here … Having spent so much time reporting on previous crises, I got the sense two weeks ago that the coronavirus represented a crisis of gargantuan scale.
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The exhibition presents T. rex as few people have seen it, with models depicting it during its chicken-size hatchling stage and also in its gargantuan, 9-ton adulthood.
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In the wind-whipped snow and fog, it was impossible to make out the gargantuan rock faces that we knew from previous trips were right in front of us.
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Here's how that neutron star formed: For most of their existence, stars emit light through fusion — the merging of hydrogen atoms into helium, which releases gargantuan amounts of energy.
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On the menu are some hits from the first Succotash: gargantuan portions of fried chicken and slabs of pork ribs served on plates designed to look like Grandma's china.
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The idea was to carry Mike roughly 20 miles aloft in a gargantuan helium balloon before igniting the rocket—a Cold War-era launch system known as a rockoon.
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The internet is an increasingly visual space, and these museums, with their enormous pools of candy and gargantuan emoji props, are designed to fit the shrunken-down Instagram grid.
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Bowling-pin-shaped birds, gargantuan flowers, trees as confidently cursive as Charles Schultz drawings, and other postmodern figurative ideograms crowd around them, filling the canvas from edge to edge.
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With its gargantuan lemons and claims of 100 percent fruit juice, a box of Minute Maid Lemonade can give consumers the impression that it is a healthy drink option.
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Will Michael Bloomberg's and Trump's gargantuan levels of spending on digital ads substantially alter how elections work — or is it possible that we're overhyping the role of ad spending?
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The State Department has pushed back on calls to expedite the review and production process, citing the gargantuan nature of sorting through and redacting tens of thousands of pages.
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John Chambers once led a gargantuan tech powerhouse, but nowadays the former Cisco CEO is into guerrilla warfare, leading a new, little known startup challenging another industry titan: Amazon.
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Without these towering giants and the soil beneath them acting like a gargantuan reservoir of carbon, fewer heat-trapping gases will be absorbed and the process will eventually reverse.
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Twilo, on the other hand, was a gargantuan playground replete with lasers and smoke machines, home to a monthly residency by the British trance music titans Sasha and Digweed.
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Toys R Us owners might also decide to license the company name and branding to someone else, earning royalties instead of undertaking a gargantuan task like resuscitating a brand.
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On the right, members of his own party have tried to link his policies to the theory, accusing him of running up gargantuan debts the country can never repay.
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As recently as two years ago, the gargantuan half-dome of flashing color and light in the Sahara Tent exemplified the big-room bluster of EDM at that moment.
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The town was flattened during the war with America (except for a charred church facade, now preserved as a memorial), but has profited from gargantuan caves discovered on its doorstep.
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Morrison showed up in a sport coat and slacks, and within the hour Miller and Gayman were wheeling a piano dolly topped with a gargantuan emerald into the desert sun.
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As for The Post's claims of gargantuan profit margins for stores that don't need to pay human employees, Bezos indicated with a wink that he'd be interested in learning more.
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While Engel Wang Fu is known in part for its variety of decently-reviewed Chinese and Japanese food, the restaurant is perhaps best known for its absolutely gargantuan wine bottle.
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Today, however, Wear 2.0 is launching with two new flagship watches from LG: the gargantuan, feature-rich LG Watch Sport and the comparatively demure and pared-down LG Watch Style.
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Sheriff Dart thinks that resulted in more ill people losing their way, going off medication, getting arrested and being dumped in his gargantuan, crumbling jail on the city's South Side.
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This allowed astronomers to reliably measure how far away they were, to establish the gargantuan dimensions of the Milky Way, and the even greater distances between this galaxy and others.
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Atop Paris's famous Champ de Mars gardens lies its even more prominent Eiffel Tower — a gargantuan lattice ironwork that millions of people from around the world flock to visit annually.
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It's also certain to remain the case that if you care about image quality, panel quality is going to trump resolution for all but the most gargantuan of home cinemas.
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That's because the movie represented an event beyond even its status as a sequel to the gargantuan hit "Avengers: Infinity War," which ended -- like a TV show -- on a cliffhanger.
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To achieve its stated aim of paying adequate sums of money to the whole population, a UBI would require an increase of gargantuan (and unaffordable) proportions in the tax burden.
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To clear the colon and rectum for doctors to examine them for early signs of cancer, patients must guzzle a gargantuan amount of a salty, repulsive-tasting drink and laxative.
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May's task is gargantuan: Convince the EU to reopen negotiations and then secure enough changes to gain the support of at least 115 lawmakers who previously voted against the deal.
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Netflix has officially thrown its hat into the ring of gargantuan sci-fi epics à la Westworld and its fantasy blockbuster cousin Game Of Thrones with futuristic odyssey Altered Carbon.
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What with gargantuan Uttar Pradesh, where the BJP won a state election in a landslide in March, and now Bihar, almost all the biggest states are under the party's control.
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Bringing the entire health care system onto the federal books would be a big deal because a gargantuan sum of money is already being spent in the health care sector.
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" In her piece, Tanya argues that the plus-size mannequins are "immense, gargantuan, vast" and disclosed that she is "not readying herself for a run in her shiny Nike gear.
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Add to that a liftback and a gargantuan cargo area and it's easy to make a case for the Regal GS as the most usable sports sedan on the market.
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It's a stomping, gargantuan, colossal record that sounds just as good played during an Under-9s end of season award's ceremony as it does in a 60,000 seat entertainment complex.
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Despite China's yuan hitting its highest level this year against the U.S. dollar Monday, the country's fundamental problems are "just gargantuan", Stewart Paterson, portfolio manager at Tiburon Partners, told CNBC.
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Apple's new main building, a gargantuan circle, is almost completely covered in solar panels, trees are being planted on the grounds and work is well underway on outdoor dining facilities.
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India and China also have gargantuan electrification drives, but in Indonesia a paucity of local expertise means it offers a greater opportunity for foreign builders and operators of power stations.
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Her Workers' Party (PT) is a prime mover behind a gargantuan bribery scheme centred on Petrobras, the state-controlled oil company, which channelled money from contractors to politicians and parties.
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It would take a gargantuan movement of people threatening to move their money—a sustained social media campaign of millons—to convince banking executives to foreswear the likes of TransCanada.
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Yes, there are the surefire hits—spicy cumin lamb, braised tilapia in chili sauce, gargantuan plates of Chongqing diced chicken, which extracts tears and sweat through blizzards of dried chilis.
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Successfully fighting climate change will take a gargantuan social commitment involving effort and sacrifice from all Americans over multiple decades, not unlike our fight against communism in the Cold War.
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Scientists didn't know the asteroid, named "2019 OK," might be a threat to Earth until it was far too late for humanity to do anything about the gargantuan space rock.
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Yet, we've allowed our society to morph into such a sedentary state of normalcy that for the average person, being physically active on a daily basis takes seemingly gargantuan effort.
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There are also 25 tapas or small plates, as well as four meatball dishes and a raw bar with six choices, including a gargantuan seafood platter to share at $69.50.
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As with the first installment, behold a gargantuan, several-hour minimalist techno sprawl, packed with pounding beats across a wide range of musical modes: aggressive, calming, polymorphous, but mostly aggressive.
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From Battlestar Galactica to the imperial Death Star, the world of fiction is rife with gargantuan spacecraft capable of supporting thousands of residents with their own personal quarters and facilities.
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There are others, of course—Romanthony's powerhouse vocal, the sublime use of space and near-silence, that ferocious, unceasing brass-blast that powers the whole thing into its gargantuan being.
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On a personal note, the first time I saw Fister, I was on tour in Saint Louis, and their wall of amplifiers and gargantuan riffs tore the room to shreds.
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To help people appreciate the truly gargantuan dimensions of this elusive oceangoer, the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) unveiled an arching scale model of a blue whale in 1969.
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I would argue that the failure is bigger: By allowing an ecosystem of gargantuan companies to develop, all but dominating the markets they served, the American economy shut out disruption.
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Still, the Yankees demonstrated they have other formulas for victory, combining a strong pitching performance by Masahiro Tanaka with good at-bats from players other than the two gargantuan sluggers.
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Space is "vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big," as the author Douglas Adams put it, and those gargantuan dimensions present a colossal roadblock in the search for alien life beyond Earth.
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Facebook has also spent the past month dealing with fallout from a breach involving tens of millions of its users, a gargantuan lapse that came at the worst possible time.
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On Wednesday, NASA rolled out one of its gargantuan, 6.6 million-pound crawler transporters to the launchpad so that it could pick up the mobile launcher and move it inside.
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It's the world's most powerful rocket in operation, able to lift more payload than any U.S. rocket since the gargantuan Saturn 5 that NASA used for the Apollo moon landings.
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That Torres struck the record blow from the ninth spot was appropriate because the Yankees rely on more than a couple of gargantuan thumpers in the middle of the order.
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I wandered through its mysterious, Edward Goreyish rooms: a gargantuan table filled with inky, dyed-black water, on a stone rug patterned with curlicues and dots, like scattered question marks.
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Worse, long after America has forgotten them, these slanders, which Trump and Giuliani magnified to gargantuan scale, will linger in Ukraine, undermining the people our country once sought to help.
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Wealth Special Section MOSCOW — There's no doubt Russia is a country with grandeur in its scale, sweeping across 11 time zones and home to gargantuan oil, gas and mining companies.
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Cars created the suburbs — indeed, some historians see the suburbs as the gargantuan offspring of an unholy union between the Eisenhower administration, carmakers and real estate developers in the 1950s.
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But on the Far West Side of Manhattan, which is being redeveloped at a gargantuan scale, it is merely a pedestal for a skyscraper that will eventually soar 995 feet.
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Gargantuan as it may seem to Bondien and his relatives, the project represents only a speck in the global aquaculture industry, one of the world's fastest-growing sources of protein.
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Less than three months ago, WeWork paused its initial public offering effort in the wake of investor pushback over its gargantuan losses and eyebrow-raising transactions with CEO Adam Neumann.
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Thus, Norway's gargantuan $6900 trillion sovereign wealth fund, officially known as the Government Pension Fund Global, had announced that it is divesting from oil and gas and focusing on renewables.
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The gargantuan yet well-ordered text brims with lucid annotations, extended quotations from rare source materials, fascinating paraphrases, provocative formulations and philosophical propositions, poetic digressions, lyrical aphorisms and experimental theses.
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Areva, the French manufacturer, seems to be learning this the hard way in trying to build a new wave of gargantuan 1.6-gigawatt EPR reactors in France, Finland and Britain.
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H.R. 1, the gargantuan first bill the new House Democratic majority will unveil Friday, is an anti-corruption grab bag that most prominently tackles campaign finance, sexual harassment and voting rights.
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If you heard a scream echoing through the air a little while ago don't worry, it was just D'Angelo Russell landing this gargantuan belly flop on the Greek island of Mykonos.
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The gargantuan condos that have sprung up on both sides of the 52-year-old Texas Dance Hall make it seem like an apparition in the middle of poorly planned modernity.
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I guess, though, if you're calling yourself The Best Dance Album in the World Ever you've sort of got to kick off with one of the more gargantuan records ever made.
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I'm not on an anti-Snapchat train, I just ... I don't know, I guess, I like the sort of new moguls of Musk, building gargantuan lithium ... The new moguls of Musk?
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And if there was any doubt about the gargantuan size of New Glenn, Bezos compared his future rocket to the rockets of both SpaceX and ULA to hammer the point home.
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The gargantuan hack prompted the resignation of Equifax's then-CEO Richard Smith, launched a wave of litigation and prompted multiple congressional hearings during which lawmakers excoriated Smith and other company representatives.
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Over the next two years, its 12 wells will hone in on 4 billion barrels of prospective resources - a volume which, if realized, would rival Exxon's gargantuan oil find offshore Guyana.
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U.S. politics have teed up twin reckonings — one a sudden threat against the gargantuan power accumulated by Big Tech, and the second a challenge to the decades-long rise of China.
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It's therefore not right to say Trump "failed" in his efforts, because the task is so gargantuan, and it's also possible that he and Kim could make a pact later on.
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These pieces of rock and dust were likely floating around the Sun as it was forming, and rather than form into other planets, they got captured by Jupiter's gargantuan gravitational pull.
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When this mine's underground operation is added to the existing pit, it will be one of the world's largest sources of copper, and account for a gargantuan proportion of Mongolia's GDP.
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Once inside the giant Nintendo-branded box, guests were awarded with a gargantuan recreation of Zelda's world, stuffed with gaming stations, a lifesize Link statue, and a gaggle of roaming publicists.
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Yet as gargantuan as the Aliso Canyon emissions might be, their influence on the climate would have no immediate or direct effect on the lives of the residents of Porter Ranch.
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Mr. Brugnaro not only fully welcomes the gargantuan ships but has even proposed the sale of millions of dollars of art from the city's museums to help manage Venice's ballooning debt.
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And it could position them for plum advisory positions for Saudi Arabia down the line, including the forthcoming initial public offering of Saudi Aramco, the country's gargantuan state-owned oil company.
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Mosher: Space Launch System is this gargantuan rocket that will actually take the astronauts into orbit around Earth and a bunch of the equipment they need to go up there, too.
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If so, an industry that has become gargantuan over 160 years will shrink to a core of producers that fulfil the world's residual demand at the lowest financial and environmental cost.
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With America being a hotbed of contemporary cuisine—as well as a gargantuan melting pot of culture, academia, and economy—it's relatively surprising, then, that its primary MRE cuisine is Italian.
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The puppet artist Ralph Lee also launched the Village Halloween Parade, so his phantasmic creations are worth the trip alone, and don't miss his gargantuan spider creeping on the Rose Window.
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Having now played the game for a significant period of time, I've got to say that, "yep," Unravel's aesthetic appeal probably was the driving force behind its gargantuan publisher getting involved.
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In the Weekend FT, tech thinker Jaron Lanier laments that "gargantuan, global data monopsonies" have taken over, retaining the entirety of the economic reward while creating much risk for everyone else.
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Using their money, and some of his own, Mr. Lampert became a billionaire, too, with gargantuan successes investing in, among others, AutoZone, an auto parts retailer, and AutoNation, a car retailer.
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They got their bailout, so that even the gargantuan Citigroup, whose sheer survival was entirely dependent on government action, was able to splurge for $5 billion in bonuses a year later.
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That's only a small portion, the tiniest portion, of a gargantuan list of social-justice organizations around the South that would stagger the imagination of any anti-Southern ranter on Twitter.
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Carr is also the host of the Netflix game show "The Fix," in which comics gather to try to solve gargantuan problems — climate change, the wealth gap — in under 30 minutes.
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She launched an online petition to stop the nomination that garnered more than 1 million signatures, according to ads she ran on Facebook — a gargantuan sum for a grass-roots effort.
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For the show, the gargantuan exhibition space on West 20th Street appears mostly devoid of physical objects, but so full of meaning that it feels as if the walls might burst.
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Upon trying Jajaja's nachos, which arrive in a gargantuan pile, those people might wonder if there's any "cheese" involved at all, and then realize, oh, right, it's that liquidy orange stuff.
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A few "la la la"s come in for the bridge, the type of thing that MØ would've turned up and used after a gargantuan club drop a couple years ago.
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The hurricane, which downgraded to a tropical depression as it made landfall last week, drenched the southeast with a gargantuan amount of rain, as much as 21999 inches in some places.
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He also came up with Latino-friendly ways of introducing his high-quality beef philosophy, like a gargantuan mac and cheese brisket burrito, or even brisket placed on top of nachos.
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For Jordan Miller, founder of Breathe Heavy, a music site that began as a Spears fan blog in 2004, the pop icon harnessed this gargantuan presence that captivated him as a kid.
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Remember, no SUV or Crossover gets close to the Pacifica's cargo space unless you're willing to spend at least $50,000 on a gargantuan SUV that guzzles gas as it lumbers around town.
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The discovery was "both amazing and terrifying," Chatterjee said—amazing, because "everyone knew that FRBs don't repeat," and terrifying because of the gargantuan energy required to produce even one of these bursts.
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Mined from Brazil in 2001, the Bahia weighs in at a gargantuan 840 pounds ("roughly the same as a male polar bear," St. Clair writes) and is estimated to contain 180,000 carats.
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This marketing effort, a full month and a week ahead of the actual event, is as much a declaration of intent as it is a reminder of Samsung's gargantuan reach and resources.
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Less than a year ago, WeWork was a superstar of the startup world, a rapidly growing coworking company with a mission to "elevate the world's consciousness" and a gargantuan $13 billion valuation.
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"Each one of those is a gargantuan job in and of itself," said Elaine Kamarck, who created and managed the massive Clinton-era National Performance Review, a rough parallel to the OAI.
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The latter strategy was also a good way to avoid the gargantuan cost of putting on even the most basic runway show, which back in 2014 was estimated to cost around $200,000.
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The dog knows if someone's removed his socks in a room bigger than the gargantuan vehicle assembly building at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, made to put the space shuttles together.
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SoftBank could commit as much as $0003 billion to tech investments in the coming years, a gargantuan, unprecedented amount of cash that would amount to a seismic shift in tech-sector finance.
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If its gargantuan, design, dated specs, and exorbitant $23,300 starting price for the aluminum version ($1,600 if you bought the titanium version) doesn't turn you off, everything else about this monstrosity will.
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Visitors will enter through a jade-paneled door and climb a staircase that spirals around the clock's gargantuan innards—5-ton counterweights, 8-foot stainless steel gears, a 6-foot titanium pendulum.
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Another gargantuan task Mr. Ramaphosa faces is to deliver on his promise of a "new dawn" following public outrage over corruption and of an Indian business family's influence on the previous administration.
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Then instead of a kiss on the balcony, replace the happy couple with a gargantuan screen broadcasting a count of the number of dead civilians slain at the hands of our army.
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Many right-wingers were also not pleased by the Socialist government's exhumation of Franco's remains last month from his gargantuan mausoleum so he could no longer be exalted in a public place.
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Everywhere I looked, I felt small, dwarfed by shiny, new gargantuan bronze statues of Alexander the Great and his parents, Philip II of Macedon and Olympias, that lord over the main plaza.
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Macro funds, however, which take gargantuan positions on big economic trends and were poised to gain or lose the most from the British referendum, avoided debilitating losses, and several even made money.
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And with most Democrats likely to reject super PAC backing, which can double as life support for flagging campaigns (see: Jeb Bush), this gargantuan Democratic field could shrink sooner rather than later.
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Inside, the opulent building was packed with rich red carpets, gold trompe l'oeil, mirrored walls and long lines of gargantuan chandeliers, in keeping with the maximalist, more-is-more aesthetic of Balmain.
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And, if the aim ultimately is to be the greatest AI commercial gargantuan — to create the new Googles and Amazons, as discussed above — it is the latter category where focus is important.
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Worse, Schnabel's shameless self-presentation of his gross gargantuan canvases within this refined European "high art" context may seem an example of classic ugly Americanism, here performed as ill- proportioned psychic dominance.
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The mind-boggling scale of these creatures has made them popular as movie monsters and museum centerpieces, but little is known about the evolutionary forces that propelled them to such gargantuan dimensions.
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At roughly three times the size of Earth, this gargantuan Jovian storm has mesmerized observers for centuries, generating insights into our neighboring worlds, and inspiring new questions about their behavior and dynamics.
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Now a digital cutie with gargantuan ears that hang off each side of his head like heavy leather curtains, the newest, littlest circus addition is conspicuously more animal than his childlike antecedent.
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These gargantuan craft are made by some of the world's largest corporations, and the costs can run to billions of dollars — creating an incentive to keep making them big, aerospace critics say.
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For those having slept through the last six months, James will not be appearing in the 2019 playoffs after a gargantuan run of reaching the league championship series for eight straight years.
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In spite of this, Uber has been able to build "a gargantuan business" with $11.3 billion in revenue last year, which is five times as much as its biggest US competitor, Lyft.
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Adalgisa comes to Norma's home, which here looks like some gargantuan forest igloo made of branches and sticks, to confess that she has broken her vow of chastity and fallen in love.
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The 2017 Chichester Festival Theater production, later a West End hit, is coming to the Roundabout Theater Company in March with Sharon D. Clarke in the gargantuan (and Tony-bait) title role.
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The method, pioneered in Madagascar in 1983, has raised hopes that Mali's small-scale rice farmers might be able to increase their productivity to meet the country's gargantuan appetite for the grain.
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To be sure, its coal production has shriveled, virtually pushed out of the power market by the cheaper coal coming from the gargantuan open-top mines in the West since the 1980s.
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That makes the second politically critical state to receive such a commitment from the multinational — which is sure to be seen by many as a gargantuan political success for President Donald Trump.
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After his gargantuan, record-breaking elephant toothpaste experiment in David Dobrik&aposs backyard shot to viral fame, science YouTuber Nick Uhas told Insider what it was like to clean up the aftermath.
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The woman was uninterested in learning about Congress's past year of activities, or inactivity, fueled by a gargantuan force called the North American Meat Institute, the lobbying group pushing for big meat.
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Kapoor, like the other artists discussed here, has had a storied career, at one point filling the Tate Modern's turbine hall with a gargantuan object, "Marsyas," that was both overwhelming and lyrical.
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The park, on the edge of a river nestled under the gargantuan statue of Peter the Great, is slowly turning orange, and the weird flourishes of a Mulatu Astatke set punctuate the air.
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Alaska is set to experience yet another unusual warm-up in early to mid-February, as a gargantuan ridge of high pressure is projected to envelop the state from the North Pacific Ocean.
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Other artists, industry insiders, and friends stopped by Saturday night for games at Ross's house—which includes an indoor basketball gym, arcade, and bowling alley—and then Sunday for a gargantuan pool party.
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Fiberglass Muffler Men standing between 18 and 25 feet tall, wielding car parts, rockets, axes, guns, and gargantuan hot dogs, were installed to draw the business attention of drivers, especially along Route 66.
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The Trump administration, identifying a new era of "great power competition" with China and Russia, has boosted defence spending sharply this year and last, and hopes for a gargantuan $750bn budget in 2020.
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The alternative fundraising option has been used to raise more than $500 million in funding this year alone, but it has gotten a reputation for unfinished products and untested teams raising gargantuan sums.
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Large American technology companies like Apple, Google, Facebook, and Microsoft are ridiculously profitable and, indeed, infamous for the lengths to which they go to avoid paying corporate income tax on their gargantuan profits.
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The stars of the Milky Way orbit a gargantuan black hole called Sagittarius A*, which is generally quiet as viewed from Earth, except for ripping apart the occasional object that ventures too close.
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It's not hard to imagine Bourdain laughing, possibly in a Vietnamese phở shack, if someone told him he was going to be remembered for having the air of someone possessing gargantuan reproductive organs.
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A nostalgia-ridden exhibition opened in Bushwick over the weekend, featuring gargantuan VHS tapes, giant fireworks, a humongous Ouija board that actually levitates objects, and oversized amps that transport you into other worlds.
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Strewn along a tree-line where the boneyard connects to neighboring farmland are about a dozen massive ice cream cones, as if a gargantuan toddler had thrown a tantrum at the giant's picnic.
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What is classically good in "code-verse" is Ikeda's techno music, created from slight electronic hums and pops that build into gargantuan sonic textures, reaching the dazzling élan of a harsh Merzbow masterpiece.
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Behold, the very hungry, very large Boar King: Facebook user Tu Dong uploaded footage of the gargantuan beast last week, and the thing puts even that Planet Earth lizard-snake scene to shame.
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He is working on a book about the Third Front, the gargantuan defense project China began in 1964 to build an industrial base in its interior, far from the more vulnerable coastal region.
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Over all, Leonard emphasizes a darker side of postal history, from the corruption scandals that periodically erupted after Andrew Jackson politicized the service, creating a gargantuan patronage machine, to oppressive government censorship campaigns.
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Trump and the Republican National Committee raised a gargantuan $105 million in the second quarter of 2019, signaling that his war chest will be significantly more packed this time around than in 2016.
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Even energy giants like TransCanada, the company behind the Keystone pipeline, need the support of major financial institutions to lend them the kind of money required for construction of such gargantuan industrial infrastructure.
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Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce gargantuan, says it isn't in a race with Amazon for U.S. customers, but that it is eager to take U.S. merchandise to its 550 million customers in China.
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Categorizing, labeling, and organizing all of these products into a comprehensive, visual, and easily shoppable tool is a gargantuan task, and something that competitors like eBay has been struggling with for years now.
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The trouble is that Apple's supply chain — the gargantuan link of factories and suppliers that produce iPhones in China — isn't yet configured to produce OLED screens for a full new lineup of iPhones.
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Miners upstream in the Sierra washed away entire rock faces with high-pressure water, creating a gargantuan "pulse" of sediment that filtered downstream, its traces still visible in the San Francisco Bay today.
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The gargantuan wall painting, which confronts visitors as they ascend the staircase to the gallery's second-floor exhibition space, depicts the letters "WH v AM," with the capitals rendered in bright, Republican red.
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Photo by Getty Images OK, a few things off the top: First, this gargantuan affair was one of the craziest motherfucking things I've ever seen in my close to three decades on earth.
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It remains a place obsessed with gathering as much talent as possible, where a gargantuan transfer fee paid is almost as much reason for excitement as a goal scored or a win recorded.
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"Who Lost Russia?" suggests that he, like many Westerners, will treat this gargantuan, complicated country as if it were a misplaced personal item, or solipsistically attribute its post-Soviet path to Western policy.
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On Monday, Bloomberg's campaign gathered hundreds of tech leaders on a conference call and asked them to refer their most talented technical colleagues and friends to Bloomberg's gargantuan election operation in New York.
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Yet, going from the gargantuan Volvo V33 to the Miata, I got a feel for what it must have been like to get off the Titanic, and into one of its life boats.
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"This historic place has become newly relevant," a beaming Jeffrey Cooper, Culver City's mayor, told the crowd as Jennifer Salke, the Amazon Studios chief, sliced a green-and-white sash with gargantuan scissors.
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The Money Issue A confluence of political and economic forces has prompted Europe's largest airplane manufacturer to place a factory in Alabama — and to create one of the world's most gargantuan supply chains.
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Entrepreneurs and climate scientists discussed the undoubtedly gargantuan challenge of removing and permanently storing around a trillion tonnes of carbon from the atmosphere by 2050, and presented technically viable ways to do this.
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While some of the solutions like wind and solar power are already being used, a region like Delhi demands deployment on a gargantuan scale in order to make a difference to its environment.
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Question: If we can redistribute wealth in the form of corporate tax breaks, horribly outdated subsidies, and gargantuan military spending...why can we not redistribute our extreme national wealth to try something new?
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With "L'Amour de Loin," Mr. Lepage returns to the Met after his hotly debated production of Wagner's "Ring" cycle, a clunky, fairly clueless staging dominated by a gargantuan set made of rotating planks.
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After all, central bankers failed to prevent the most devastating financial crisis in generations — looking on idly, at best, while financial institutions peddled shady bonds to fuel a housing bubble of gargantuan proportions.
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And just for fun, here is what this gargantuan bowl of Skittles would look next to Washington, DC's (yuuuuge) Trump International Hotel: According to Bump's analysis, Wrigley produces 200 million Skittles a day.
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Words and actions that seem banal turn out to mask gargantuan evils in Get Out because in real life, those tiny, trivial things are born of a larger system of devaluing human lives.
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Even when set pieces are relegated to the far background, a gargantuan stadium, a subway station, and the exteriors of neighbors' manicured houses are all magnificent structures when rendered in López's refined linework.
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"How do you take this gargantuan Chinese menu of things and figure out how things fit together in a way that stem some of the abuses?" is how one Democratic aide summarized the dilemma.
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Ten months ago, Maesawa garnered worldwide attention by announcing he would spend untold amounts of money to reserve a flight aboard a gargantuan launch vehicle still under development by SpaceX, Elon Musk's rocket company.
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Made of thousands of images stitched together, these gargantuan landscapes may look inhospitable and alien at first glance — but over time it becomes glaringly obvious that the inhuman factor is the camera's cold eye.
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Space Launch System, or SLS, is the name of a gargantuan new rocket that promises to out-power any launch vehicle ever built and be capable of flinging people toward the moon or Mars.
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Round watches are more aesthetically pleasing, circular displays do exist, and rejiggering the current catalog of WatchOS apps to accommodate a round screen isn't some gargantuan challenge the company must face on its own.
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Every laptop with a mechanical keyboard seems to also feature a long list of compromises that include gargantuan chasis, excessive price tags, or awkward layouts that leave the system with a scrunched up touchpads.
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The adjudicating authority is cognizant of the gargantuan task heaped on the Enforcement Directorate and may be sometimes hesitant to let a perpetrator escape the clutches of the law, that too without a trial.
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"It's a Gargantuan task, because you don't often have to sort out constitutional limits, diplomatic issues and strategic issues accumulated for decades in about a week," said one of the people, who requested anonymity.
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If launched as planned in the 2030s, LISA would listen to low frequencies ranging from 0.1 mHz to 1 Hz, a range that includes the gargantuan rumbles made by collisions between supermassive black holes.
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In 2015, when the upkeep of his gargantuan home became too much for him, Maisel was forced to sell it and face the unpleasant task of discarding hundreds of things from his eclectic collection.
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The claims are gargantuan: An expert plaintiffs' witness in the nationwide MDL in Cleveland recently estimated that it will cost nearly half a trillion dollars to undo the damage wreaked by the opioids crisis.
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The team was led by 22-year-old Su Yijun from Guangzhou, who orchestrated the plan from scratch in 2014, as volunteers dropped out one by one from the gargantuan task, Sixth Tone reports.
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To this very day, Metallica sell records with the reliability of the biggest legacy pop and rock artists, efforts reinforced by playing their massive music live for the eager masses at gargantuan global arenas.
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The latest addition to the list of gargantuan cyber casualties is Equifax, the giant credit reporting agency, which failed miserably in coping with the theft of personal data on more than 145 million Americans.
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At the Longhua complex, Foxconn coordinates more than 100,000 workers assembling devices — including the iPhone — in daily and nightly shifts, and the feeding, clothing and planning for the turnover of workers are gargantuan challenges.
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WINES: The most unnerving thing about Oklahoma, as we've written, is that one fault sits more or less directly beneath one of the world's largest oil-storage facilities, a tank farm of gargantuan proportions.
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The package does not contain any spending that was included in the omnibus spending bill, although additional rescission proposals are desperately needed to reverse wasteful expenditures in that gargantuan piece of legislation as well.
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But analyzing the hundreds of millions of unique gene pairs that can be derived from the human genome is a gargantuan task, so the researchers started with something a little smaller—a yeast cell.
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The decline was the first in two decades, a period in which H&M expanded from a lone women's wear store west of Stockholm to a gargantuan network of 4,700 stores around the world.
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Macefield's home standing tall against the shrouding development of a city that's constantly building bigger recalls the famed nail houses of China — sole structures that remain amid construction sites for gargantuan new apartment complexes.
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Mark Stephens, a lawyer for the Dunn family, called the president's surprise offer of a meeting "a gargantuan miscalculation," and suggested that the meeting had been orchestrated for the benefit of the news media.
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There's not much you can add without hubris to the nearly perfect B-movie tale of a nebbishy florist's assistant, Seymour Krelborn, who accidentally discovers a plant that grows gargantuan when fed human blood.
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Musk has said he hopes to use the expected influx of cash from Starlink to help fund development of Starship, a gargantuan rocket that could be capable of ferrying groups of people to Mars.
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On Tuesday when Rhule accepted a gargantuan deal from Carolina reportedly worth $60 million over seven years, it appeared that the Giants had been outfoxed in a race for the two most recognizable candidates.
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Looking regal in Turandot's silvery robes — this and the "Bohème" were Franco Zeffirelli's gargantuan productions — and exuding fearsome coolness, she sang the opening phrases of "In questa reggia" with luminous colors and effortless power.
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There are lots of phones at or around that price point, but many of them are gargantuan, so it's nice to see this one be a little smaller, even if it's just slightly so.
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SSL's audio interfaces are a bit more expensive than that, but the company says that it's using the same quality in the SSL 2 and SSL 2+ that it would in its gargantuan consoles.
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Between about 20 million and 30 million years ago, some of these ancient whales developed the ability to filter-feed, which meant they could swallow swarms of tiny prey in a single gargantuan gulp.
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Rather, it will be how Apple may take advantage of its gargantuan global reach in terms of devices — and thus a delivery system — to enhance its existing business as goliath in the tech world.
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A gargantuan 2019 study by employee engagement platform Peakon drew from over 11 million survey comments, providing employers with the greatest desires and frustrations among employees that might cause them to seek employment elsewhere.
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In a trade war, companies like Apple would face huge disruptions in their supply chains and a spike in their prices, and would lose out on a gargantuan set of consumers for their products.
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But the true king of the links is a gargantuan, 15-foot alligator named Chubbs, a beast who first established his dominion when he thundered across the fairway in broad daylight back in 2016.
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And though the German who reported his gargantuan zucchini might be the only person to mistake a vegetable for a bomb, he's certainly not the first to confuse an explosive with something totally innocuous.
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There are not many evolutionary journeys that can rival this, but that made by the descendants of some small, terrestrial mammals, which turned into the gargantuan aquatic krill-eaters called baleen whales, is one such.
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In a separate United Nations report released in October, scientists reported that limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius would require a gargantuan global effort — and that we have roughly 12 years to do it.
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Basically, it's a gargantuan coworking space, one that comes with all the amenities you'd find in a big Silicon Valley company campus—foosball tables, private conference rooms, fancy food courts, a chill zone, beanbag chairs.
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Previously titled Pacific Rim: Maelstrom, Pacific Rim: Uprising is the sequel to the Guillermo del Toro film about kaiju beasts invading earth and the planet's last line of defense: a fleet of gargantuan Jaeger robots.
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"Clearly, the potential for the growth of a gargantuan facial recognition system is a real risk, and arguably would be the natural destination for this technology, if we so uncritically accept its use now."[Telegraph]
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Every time I cracked open one of his gargantuan tomes (or any of the pulpy crime novels I read as a tween), what I was really doing was testing myself, trying to prove my strength.
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What might that neighborhood, once home to the kind of rich people who found being rich frightfully vulgar, make of the Upper East Side, where Vanderbilts and Goulds and Carnegies built gargantuan Beaux-Arts palaces?
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It's possible, if Towns makes a gargantuan Year 1003 leap (particularly defensively) and Wiggins continues to excel as a cutter within an offense that no longer needs him to post-up three times every game.
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That is just one glaring example, Mr. Lewis and his fellow shopkeepers in Crickhowell said, of what amounts to multinational tax dodging on a gargantuan scale, leaving the little guy to pick up the tab.
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The Nitro 5's display is locked at 13Hz and 1080p resolution — the sweet spot for entry-level PC gaming — but it didn't impress me at first glance with its color reproduction and gargantuan bezels.
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The committee has faced rising scrutiny over its handling of the gargantuan sum it raised — more than twice the amount raised by President Barack Obama's committee in 2009, which was record-breaking at the time.
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As the vampiric count, the debonair Lee likewise calmly strides through rooms, but he also hurls his gargantuan six foot, five inch frame through the air without warning, leaping in displays of hyper-masculine menace.
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Early 20023th-century newsreel footage accompanied 22002th-century crafts by Chalon-speaking artisans, as well as grimy assemblages, bulbous mid-century pottery and other eclectic items, culminating with a gargantuan plywood mural referencing 22155/22.
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When working in an office job I truly hated, once every few weeks, my coworkers and I would plan our post-lunch schedules around a specific delicatessen which served gargantuan corned beef and pastrami sandwiches.
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There is a renewed push to scrutinize companies like Amazon for how they may have become gargantuan monopolies while we were all busy celebrating how innovative they were and how convenient they made our lives.
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Maybe Trump and Peña Nieto will announce a plan to share costs on the construction of a gargantuan border wall as a job-creating stimulus that will boost prosperity on both sides of the border.
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Is it a shy, 40-year-old songwriter who shuns celebrity, magazine covers, and the shiny veneer of a poppy persona in favor of a gargantuan wig that you couldn't possibly mistake for anybody else's?
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This presents a challenge where the turkey is concerned -- how do you roll around a bird so large in sweating spices, and what tremendously sized pot set over a gargantuan burner would make this possible?
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Beyoncé has been playing stadiums on her Formation World Tour, using a handful of tricks to shrink them — a gargantuan rotating screen onstage and a runway extension that cuts through the middle of the field.
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But the punishing weather did not deter Parisians and tourists from flocking to the gardens of the Petit Palais to behold Jeff Koons's disputed gift to the city, the gargantuan "Bouquet of Tulips" (43-2019).
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Consider Amazon, who have evolved their own infrastructure in the form of gargantuan and increasingly automated fulfillment centers — Act II — and are now reportedly launching its own delivery service, while decimating shopping malls — Act III.
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But because of the volume of sales and a customer-forward policy, the gargantuan online marketplace appears to rarely investigate claims of broken or unreceived goods, opting instead to replace or refund—no questions asked.
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Decrees range from the Environmental Protection Agency's gargantuan Clean Power Plan and "Waters of the United States" directives, down to regulations on breath mint serving sizes and multivitamins with selenium being treated as toxic waste.
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But for years — when Amazon was less of a gargantuan force in American life and Bezos was less of a household name — he was able to short-shrift charitable giving and no one really noticed.
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But Wal-Mart's real pack of trouble arrived last Friday, in the form of a class action lawsuit filed by an Ohio man over the gargantuan retailer's claims that Trouble Brewing is a craft beer.
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Its gargantuan temples and superb civic buildings, almost all in ruins now, contain so much archaeological information scattered over so many acres that, logically, there is no single ideal place from which to view them.
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Mitch McConnell: The Senate majority leader has a gargantuan task on his hands -- trying to shepherd through a massive $1 trillion-plus economic stimulus bill to keep the economy steady in just a few days.
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Aside from the gargantuan task of trying to sift through the never-ending torrent of content, she has to contend with the fact that removing far-right commentators' videos turns them into free-speech martyrs.
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The film, narrated in English by Pierce Brosnan, approaches its gargantuan subject in several ways, showcasing its role as a home to many different ecosystems that each support a variety of plant and animal species.
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Part of that is to be expected in a maturing part of any market — but it's also a result of a pushback by a handful of gargantuan global brewers, aided by slack government antitrust oversight.
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One recent afternoon at the restaurant formerly known as Gotham Bar & Grill, a host led me and a friend to a sort of dais at the back of the gargantuan restaurant, which was nearly empty.
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The council's goal was to prevent their Swiss neighbors from claiming the mountain's glory, but there was really no need: It's impossible when you're in Chamonix to ignore the gargantuan, icy beauty that looms overhead.
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Despite its gargantuan size, its all-electric, all-wheel drive powertrain will push it from 0 to 62 mph in less than four seconds on the way to its electronically limited top speed of 155 mph.
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You have the gargantuan weekend festival Ultra, long lines at the city staple La Sandwicherie eatery, sun burns, and on the closing Sunday of the weekend,10+ hour techno party in Diddy's mansion on Star Island.
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Well, just the preface that there's a huge community and ecosystem of blogs that cover Apple, and it's really hard to determine motivation on that gargantuan company, but I think there are a couple stories here.
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Its evidence for this is that the American government, already caught up in a gargantuan tussle with China over trade, cyber-technology and dominance in Asia, is taking an increasing interest in developments in Hong Kong.
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In an open letter to politicians in November, various start-up founders and executives called for reform around employee stock ownership to help European companies attract more talent and better compete against their gargantuan U.S. rivals.
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To help maintain this gargantuan open-source encyclopedia, thousands of software bots sift through the site, performing such menial and repetitive tasks as deleting vandalism, enforcing bans, correcting bad spelling, creating links, and automatically importing content.
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In its scale and scope, the exercise will be on a par with the Mirrlees Review, a gargantuan assessment of the tax system undertaken by the same think-tank, which issued its final report in 2011.
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According to Shamsuddin Shaikh, chief executive of Engro Powergen, the conglomerate's energy division, Engro also has its sights on Reko Diq, a gargantuan and long-stalled copper mine in Balochistan, the least developed of Pakistan's provinces.
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SpaceX is already developing a gargantuan vehicle called the Big Fucking Rocket (BFR), which it says will replace all of the firm's existing rockets and whose lifting power is necessary to realise Mr Musk's Martian dreams.
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Del Toro's film promised a high-tech modern update on the Japanese rubber-suit monster movies of the 1950s through the 1970s, which featured gargantuan beasts clashing against each other, sometimes flattening cities in the process.
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Though they draw less attention than terrorists who unleash bloodshed on a truly gargantuan scale, often with high-powered rifles, the typical American mass shooter tends to prefer a handgun, and for an obvious reason: concealment.
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Narayana Reddy, an Indian cook whose YouTube channel, Grandpa Kitchen, garnered more than six million followers with videos of him preparing gargantuan amounts of food to feed orphaned children and other hungry people, died on Oct.
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As the playoffs have worn on, he has adopted the garb of a weekend warrior sweating it out at noontime hoops: protective sleeves on both knees, a gargantuan ice pack occasionally strapped to his right shoulder.
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The Windy City is the rapper's hometown, so he's lined up an appropriately gargantuan lineup for the celebration that also includes Lil Wayne, Alicia Keys, 2 Chainz, Young Thug, Lil Uzi Vert and Tyler, the Creator.
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The freshman Democrat amassed a gargantuan social media following and has emerged as one of the most vocal spokeswoman for a litany of progressive causes, including immigration reform, universal health care and the Green New Deal.
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Layer onto that the increasingly nuanced and empowered groups of consumers defining their own identity through their values or beliefs… and what you have are demographic changes of gargantuan proportions that will inevitably shift global demand.
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This Friday, one of the most controversial new museums in recent memory will open to the public: Washington, DC's Museum of the Bible, a gargantuan, 430,20133-square-foot, $500 million building just off the National Mall.
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It's what Softbank and seemingly so many in Silicon Valley are trying to do: Squash competition, be the only game in town, and eventually, after a gargantuan amount of capital is spent, maybe make investors rich.
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But even if she had never run, Georgia may have been due for a reckoning with Stone Mountain, a gargantuan reminder of how the past continues to haunt a state that is hurtling toward the future.
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And so, of course, the Yankees cannot help but be emblematic of everything that characterizes us as a nation and as an idea: a thing gargantuan and heedless, invincible and yet bizarrely fragile and self-destructive.
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There is in fact an apple corer, a gargantuan early 20th-century metal device on loan from the collection of the Russ & Daughters appetizing store, as immigrant entrepreneur Joel Russ featured apples in his herring salad.
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The artists in Level Up playfully take up this accumulative drive toward gigantism in paintings, sculptures, photographs, and videos that depict prized objects transformed to gargantuan proportions, bedazzled, or fused together to create absurdist, aspirational trophies.
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A lot of folks on our staff looked at the gargantuan work involved in that package and basically thought "I just don't have the time to do that" on top of all of their other duties.
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Its gargantuan $35.7 billion endowment, the largest in the country by far, was cited in articles about dining-hall workers who went on a successful three-week strike for a salary increase to $35,000 per year.
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At 27 feet 25 inch and 237 pounds, Karnowski had four inches and more than 277 pounds on Silva, the sophomore forward from Gabon who was given the gargantuan task of guarding him under the basket.
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The two gargantuan labor forces were joined by workers in Singapore (83%), Brazil (78%), Japan (76%), Australia and New Zealand (58%), the U.S. (333%), the U.K. (54%) and France (56%) in trusting robots over their managers.
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"4 3 2 1" is a very long novel — it's actually four books in one, or at least three and a third — and like many gargantuan tomes, it loses steam and focus in the final stretch.
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Former Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca—the offshore machine at the heart of 2016's gargantuan Panama Papers leak—pointed its clients to American states like Nevada and Wyoming to set up their anonymous shell companies.
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CreditCreditKrzysztof Pacholak for The New York Times SWINOUJSCIE, Poland — Gargantuan tankers pull into this port on the Baltic Sea twice a month, ferrying liquid natural gas from producers in Qatar, Norway and, increasingly, the United States.
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Dotting prairies, mountains, and coastlines across the US are nearly 60,000 wind turbines that churn out energy as their gargantuan blades — some more than twice the length of an adult blue whale — rotate in the wind.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency, which was on the front lines of many of these calamities, had to go back to Congress last September to ask for billions more dollars to handle the gargantuan relief efforts.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Every winter, a group of teachers I work with in Brooklyn rent a gargantuan house in Woodstock, N.Y. We make mulled wine and hot whiskey and run a dishwasher made only for stemware.
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And with 193th Century Fox no longer a separate studio, and Disney locked into its rigid franchise business model well into the 2020s, the company's gargantuan size and success are already shaping Hollywood's future for a generation.
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China would ship exported goods to the West Coast, and, because the U.S. wasn't shipping goods back, tons of empty shipping containers sat at docks, ready to take recyclables back east to process in China's gargantuan facilities.
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The military says the overall quality of housing has improved under the privatization program, but the Pentagon's massive financial outlay has come with limited federal oversight and little accountability for the companies that run the gargantuan system.
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Students who come to the school will find themselves surrounded by a backdrop of gargantuan mountain peaks and a sleepy suburb of older homes and newer apartment buildings built for students studying at nearby Brigham Young University.
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She seemed to expect the people to have blind faith in the wisdom of Democrat leaders — and that gargantuan bill was passed on a party-line, even though most of the members hadn't even read the bill.
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Beyond having a fifth terminal in the works, construction is underway for a gargantuan "lifestyle destination" called Jewel that will intersect three of Changi's terminals and be open to the non-flying public some time in 2019.
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After Helios and Matheson took a controlling stake in MoviePass in 2017, the service dropped its price to $10 per month, and the gargantuan losses, to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars, began in earnest.
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JON CARAMANICA JENNIFER NETTLES: 'TO CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS' Big Machine; CD, $8.99; MP3, $9.493 If there's no room in country music's mainstream for Jennifer Nettles's gargantuan voice, it's a relief she found the willing canvas of holiday music.
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She just released her strong debut album, "Sit Still, Look Pretty" (Artbeatz), which both acknowledges her debt to and interest in gargantuan club music, while also suggesting her pop ambitions don't only reside on the dance floor.
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The amount of fuel used to transport the catalogs and credit card offers US citizens don't ask for is gargantuan—in 2010, postal service vehicles used 146 million gasoline gallon equivalents, at a cost of $1 billion.
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To undertake such a gargantuan endeavor -- and, remember that Biden's two past presidential bids make him uniquely able to understand the challenges of a national campaign -- is something that requires years' worth of planning, plotting and thinking.
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This mode of entry leads one straight into the Armory's 21941,000-foot Drill Hall, originally used for training and troop configurations—and since 2006, as a gargantuan exhibition and event venue that evokes Tate Modern's Turbine Hall.
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It is the age of brands — or rather, #woke brands, those hyper-aware corporate behemoths with gargantuan marketing departments that see in every social and political cause du jour an opportunity for 15 minutes of web infamy.
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Shares of Saudi Aramco surged on their second day of public trading, pushing the kingdom's record IPO to a gargantuan $1.53 trillion valuation and briefly touching Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's long-held target for the company.
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When I did, I couldn't bring myself to utter so much as a syllable to anyone around me, and I couldn't peel my gaze from Area's most famous flourish, a gargantuan tank in which dwarf sharks slalomed.
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And even if they are gargantuan, more than 80% of those who buy policies on the exchanges qualify for federal subsidies that keep their payments at roughly the same percentage of their incomes that they paid this year.
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This has never been more true than in Captain America: Civil War, a rock-'em-sock-'em stand-off that features no fewer than four massive fights and, even at 146 minutes, feels gargantuan but never over-stuffed.
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Woosley hypothesizes that stars with initial masses in the range of 70 to 140 solar masses will die in stepwise explosions called "pulsational pair-instability supernovas" (PPISNs), due to a quantum phenomenon that acts on a gargantuan scale.
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The total number of social media accounts may be several times that, making the task of sorting out people (and their braver/sassier/sexier online alter-egos) from commercial, political, and general trolling accounts a gargantuan technical challenge.
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"How do you take this gargantuan menu of things and figure out how things fit together in a way that stem some of the abuses?" is how one senior House aide summarized the dilemma to me last fall.
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And there's a well-remembered sequence from 1983 in which the gargantuan planet-eating being Galactus -- who's become a popular figure of speculation as Phase Four's ultimate Big Bad, in the vein of Thanos -- devoured the Skrull homeworld.
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That accumulation of cash seemed to spark a call to arms for Grab, which turned its Series H into a gargantuan rolling round after increasing the overall round target first to $5 billion and then to $6.5 billion.
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There are no gargantuan nipples or smoking mouths here; rather, these pieces have an undone feel that's at odds with the slickness of his later and better-known works — albeit with familiar flashes of vivid, ad-world color.
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Sixteen years after Curtis was unceremoniously killed off as Laurie Strode in Halloween: Resurrection, her character's, uh, resurrection in the quasi-reboot Halloween opened with a gargantuan $2304.1 million domestically, the best debut ever for a slasher movie.
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The works of 115 artists, including resin sculptures of ghoulish fruit, trippy neon paintings, and a sculptural recreation of Blink-182's comeback album cover (acknowledged by the band themselves), infiltrates a gargantuan 12,000-square-foot exhibition space.
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Radiohead recently wrapped up a gargantuan world tour in controversial circumstances, playing a two-and-a-half hour show in Tel Aviv, Israel despite protests and pressure from people sympathetic to the BDS (Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions) program.
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You're left with a zesty but unsurprising third-person shooter, struggling through a soup of mundane chores - a game of mesmerising, gargantuan landscapes sabotaged by uneven writing and (at the time of review) an astonishing quantity of bugs.
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But basketball seems to be a particularly egregious form of torture—thanks in no small part to the fact that it requires gargantuan humans to jump and land on hardwood dozens, if not hundreds, of times per game.
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"The Chadian elite connected to him enjoy gargantuan villas, looming above the battered one-story dwellings of ordinary people," The Times reported last year, noting that he had shamed Nigeria over not doing more to battle Boko Haram.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland will sign an accord backing China's Belt and Road Initiative when President Ueli Maurer visits China this month, cementing ties with a major trading partner as other Western countries view the gargantuan project with scepticism.
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Back at Progressive Field, a brief clip of the Cavaliers' ring ceremony and a speech by their star LeBron James were shown on the gargantuan screen in the middle of the sixth inning, and that drew loud cheers.
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It took the experienced divers five hours to make the journey out of the cave due to high currents, poor visibility, and narrow, muddy paths, and many were unsure if the boys could take on this gargantuan challenge.
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In a NYT op-ed today, Kai-Fu Lee, the CEO of Sinovation, a venture capital firm, writes that we will have no choice but a gargantuan transfer of wealth from rich individuals and nations to the poor.
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But if the deal goes through, two things are certain: First, AT&T will be saddled with a gargantuan amount of debt, as much as $200 billion or more, including the telecom titan's current pension obligations for employees.
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We won't know exactly how many, but if you just take a quick look at the download charts, Fitbit hit the top of the App Store (even in the presence of the gargantuan promotions of Super Mario Run).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads You wouldn't think that something as innocuous as a spoon could grow to take on gargantuan importance — unless, of course, you hold space in your life for someone who struggles with addiction.
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The studio looks similar to those of many fashion designers: Gargantuan tables that could seat 20 are layered with tissuey mille-feuilles of paper patterns, the building blocks of collections, people hunched over and slicing out cloth pieces.
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"The story I'm trying to tell is a story of timely and targeted micro forms of assistance, not gargantuan across the board throw money at the problem, which has never worked in the past," Kudlow told reporters then.
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Mr. Schnabel, who is known for his gargantuan pieces, selected two of Toulouse-Lautrec's largest paintings — both night life scenes featuring the Moulin Rouge dancer nicknamed La Goulue (the Glutton) — where the canvases have been stuck roughly together.
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The gargantuan gated community acting as data-collection mine has already begun accumulating the emotions, faces, and personal info of passerby to predict and inspire future consumption, an invisibilized corollary to the big brother biopolitics of The Village.
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Stanley Brezenoff, whom Mr. de Blasio appointed in April to be interim chairman of the agency, said in an interview last month that there was little appetite among HUD officials to take over Nycha's gargantuan 325-complex system.
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The U.S. government is going to have to spend a "gargantuan amount" over the coming months and years to help the private sector, he said, and the Federal Reserve has already dropped its benchmark interest rate to zero.
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