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Spanish art became great when the Spanish empire became vast.
Whole swathes of countryside became vast brown reservoirs.
About 1,000 vacant buildings became vast squats, often run by violent gangs.
Thousands of Roman sites became vast repositories for scavengers, who combed ruins for brick, tile, iron, lead, and — above all — quarried stone.
In Wharton's world, people wear "overflowing furs"; as Newland Archer, the hero, saunters out into "the wintry night, New York again became vast and imminent".
But Alexandria burned down, and as knowledge grew exponentially, the possibility of uniting it once again grew more distant until the advent of computers, when our capacity to store words and images suddenly became vast.
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Six months later, they become vast sweeps of forsaken territory.
What was once hefty expenditure suddenly becomes vast revenue".
In recent years P2Ps have become vast file-sharing networks for information in all its forms.
Being with her is like seeing Alice drink the vial, watching herself become vast and destructive.
But as a consequence these companies have become vast monopolies that dominate to the exclusion of everyone else.
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