"We mounted a gigantic disclosure operation," says Libson.
The economy was described alternately as a "kleptocracy," "a gigantic laundering operation," "a cartel," "a brigade," and "Saudi Arabia without Islam".
The first was PlaysForSure — a gigantic multiyear operation involving dozens of manufacturers and online music stores.
The fate of Netflix isn't entwined with a gigantic sales operation, so you can enjoy an ad-free experience for seven quid a month, in HD.
He is far more business-like and sees The Sun for what it is: a tiny part of a gigantic news operation.
Chardin held that true individuation and self-actualisation only take place in a holistic social and environmental dynamic, "a gigantic psychobiological operation, a sort of mega-synthesis".
For example, in November and December of 1942 the celebrated Soviet Field Marshal G. K. Zhukov orchestrated a gigantic offensive ("Operation Mars") involving seven Soviet armies with 83 divisions, 817,000 men and 2,352 tanks.
"There is a gigantic salvage operation, stripping anything of perceived value out of the country," said John Hamre, president and chief executive of the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a nonpartisan Washington research institute, which sent a team to Iraq and issued a report on reconstruction efforts at the request of the Pentagon last July.
Just as recently as 2009, for instance, a Chinese mining firm allegedly paid $30 million in bribes to an Afghan minister to pave the way for a gigantic copper mining operation the Chinese are building in a Taliban stronghold in the mountains south of Kabul.
This Potemkin salubrity is regarded with frank skepticism by many locals as a gigantic, government-run "face operation".
So, what does the Vatican have to say? Angels and Demons is, says the official Papal paper, a "gigantic and smart commercial operation" and its reconstruction of St Peter's Basilica is "magnificent".
