It's tremendous fun to do, but the research can be gigantically time-consuming.
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There are other signs behavioural advertising might be a gigantically self-serving con too.
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They boosted the dividend gigantically....I don't know who sold that stock today, I think they're making a mistake.
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" She's not alone in her revisionist take on 1960s concrete, but I'll stick with Ada Louise Huxtable's assessment: "gigantically second rate.
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It would build the vertical-farm systems but not sell them, grow baby greens commercially, and scale the operation up gigantically.
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Reid Strathearn, Fieri's gigantically tall manager, politely interrupts to let him know that it's time to head off to the NASCAR parade.
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I continued walking and stopped in front of a diner and watched through the window people eating cheeseburgers and French fries and talking gigantically.
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A gigantically unfit Donald Trump should be removed from office immediately, but a sizable minority of American voters will likely keep on supporting an America of Trumpist values.
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"It makes sense when you look at the performance of today's big deal, Tradeweb, a financial services-slash-technology company that jumped gigantically and in an orderly fashion, " he said.
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Lee was also known for acting as the publisher and public face of Marvel after 1971, a role that led naturally to his numerous cameos in the gigantically successful Marvel films.
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The biggest cultural event I can remember from early childhood was Walt Disney's gigantically popular "Davy Crockett: Indian Fighter" on TV. The first installment of a serial, which debuted on Dec.
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No American dancer today eats up space more gigantically — sometimes by striding in reverse — than he; no living American choreographer since Merce Cunningham so cleanses the dance palate as does Ms. Gerring.
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"I think TV has changed gigantically since 'Game of Thrones' came on the air and I don't know if we will ever see another thing like it because of that," Doug Creutz, analyst at Cowen, said.
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Instead, the true purpose of the Senate's Better Care Reconciliation Act — as with the House's American Health Care Act before it — is largely to cut and restructure Medicaid, gigantically and permanently, so taxes can be cut primarily for the wealthy.
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Batman v Superman has a scope that makes it feel towering—and that sense of magnitude is only amplified by seeing the film in IMAX—but between the grueling dialogue scenes and the subpar action sequences, this is a gigantically empty experience.
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When she got to Viola Davis—who had earned her first Academy Award nomination for her performance as the mother of an African-American boy a priest is accused of abusing—Streep saluted her colleague as "gigantically gifted," then threw up her hands.
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We're thrilled to have Daniel Gross here in the red chair, he's a new partner at Y Combinator, relatively new, and he co-founded the search engine Cue, which was bought by Apple for a gigantically ridiculous sum of money in 2013, and we're talking about being an entrepreneur and other things.
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Even the toniest of his advertising still lifes always benefited from a bit of dirt, ash, salt or tobacco crumbs, and in the '70s he took that idea to the limit in his extensive studies of cigarette butts, gigantically enlarged, at once nobly pillar-like, irredeemably filthy and weirdly infused with personality.
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Britain is taking tea seriously and taking the Queen seriously and being in a sincere kind of love with Peter Andre, and it is half-glossy televised singing and dancing competitions, and it is villages that pride themselves on their hanging-basket competitions, and it is the RAF, and it is cavalry soldiers, and it is voting Conservative, and it is driving to France just to buy a truck full of wine, and it is the QE2 and Heathrow needs a third runway, and it is a damn good roast dinner after a damn good hunt, and it is Barbour jackets and grisly weather, and it is the Antiques Roadshow, and it is pomp and ceremony and class and classlessness; it is the most unoriginal cuisine in the world defended as though it is Michelin-starred, and it is a green-gray island that is small and inward-looking but gigantically ego'd and self-important, and it is brilliant, and it is terrible.
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The Coalition of the Young, produced by Palmer and signed to Gigantically Small. Declan has since moved on to form Declan and the Antics. 2011 sees Declan going solo and releasing his debut e.p in September.
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Megaton Man (civilian alter ego: Trent Phloog) is a satirical superhero created by cartoonist "Dandy Don" Simpson. A parody of the superhero genre, Megaton Man is a gigantically-muscled but dim-witted oaf who starred in Simpson's cheerfully absurd stories.
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Gigantically Small signed the wonderful Dash and Will in 2007 and then inked a deal with Universal. D&W;'s second album is due in August 2011. 2008 also saw Palmer co-write and produce an album for Jimmy Christmas of The D4 with his new band Luger Boa (Warner Music). Matt Walters released an EP in February 2009, and his debut album produced by Paul McKercher in May 2011.
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In the past, the very idea of reasoning with fuzzy concepts faced considerable resistance from academic elites. They did not want to endorse the use of imprecise concepts in research or argumentation. Yet although people might not be aware of it, the use of fuzzy concepts has risen gigantically in all walks of life from the 1970s onward. That is mainly due to advances in electronic engineering, fuzzy mathematics and digital computer programming.
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Whilst still in Hunters & Collectors, Palmer formed Deadstar with Caroline Kennedy – releasing three albums to critical acclaim and radio success. From their first indie hits, such as "Going Down" and "Don't It Get You Down", to later pop songs like "Deeperwater" and "Run Baby Run", the band toured Australia and the UK until disbanding in 2001. Palmer started his own 360º music production company and label, Gigantically Small in 2008 and co-wrote with, produced and worked with some of Australia's finest young artists.
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The band released information on a few tracks in interviews. According to SPIN.com, "Cartoons and Macramé Wounds" would be a "challenging five-minute opus" that supposedly reversed the traditional Mew formula of a quiet buildup into an epic by starting out gigantically before fizzling away into something more minimal, and "Beach" was called the band's most straightforward song ever. According to the band, they made a more upbeat album and it would not be one extended suite like the predecessor, And the Glass Handed Kites.
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Tildie Soames appears in the Wolverine and the X-Men episode "Battle Lines" voiced by Danielle Judovits. She is shown locked up in a sealed box that was watched over by Kavita Rao at the Mutant Response Division's Central Facility. When Mystique reported the problem, Magneto sent Juggernaut to break the box open and implant her with a device to make her lose control over her mutant abilities. A dark red gigantically huge monster manifested from Tildie's nightmares, knocked Juggernaut into the city and then went on a rampage.
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The Palacio de Bellas Artes, the current home of the Museum, is in the Neoclassical Second Empire style and the Baroque Revival style, strongly reinforced with Art Nouveau details and touches of metallic structural architecture. The central entrance is through a gigantically enlarged version of Borromini's false-perspective window reveals from Palazzo Barberini, which encloses a pedimented doorway entirely surrounded by glass, a Beaux-Arts touch. Through a broken pediment the squared cupola rises to the top. The internal layout and the facade are both modelled after the Petit Palais of Paris.
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Art Newspaper critic Sarah Douglas noted such works for the "humble strangeness" of their construction and dust-marked, scratched surfaces, which she compared to silent film stills or the "delightfully eerie" films of the Brothers Quay. Osterburg's flight interests culminated in images of ancient-yet-futuristic vessels and spacecraft hovering over shadowy shanty and shack cities in his show, "Strangely Familiar" (2006, Highpoint Center), and his series of planets populated by gigantically scaled boats, bridges and condominiums (e.g., Babylon, 2008), which were inspired by Antoine de Saint- Exupéry's The Little Prince.Plasse, Sabina Dana.
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In the Kids Next Door Episode Operation S.P.R.O.U.T The 3 kids shrink down in size for a mission and the now massive Number 3 stomps her heavy foot on the ground causing her shrunken team to shake due to the impact of her weight. At the end, she shakes them violently in her hand and finally sends them away in their mission. In the Powerpuff girls Episode What's the big idea Mojo uses his new technology make the girls gigantically huge. The giant girls laughed at him loudly then Blossom calls him an idiot threatens him that are huge and can crush Mojo under their massive weight.
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Pakistan Steel Mills are one of the enormous and gigantically expanded industrial complex in the country that is located at a distance of 40 km Southeast of Karachi at Bin Qasim near Port Muhammad Bin Qasim. It was found to be an ecologically preferable location, alongside a tidal creek and having a wind direction away from the city of Karachi. Pakistan Steel Mills is spread out over an area of (about ) including for the main plant, for the township and for the 110 MG water reservoir. In addition it has leasehold rights over an area of for the quarries of limestone and dolomite in the Makli and Jhimpir areas of Thatta district.
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