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Kinsler notes that the Cornell experiment "is much easier to implement than was our proposed optical experiment and can generate much bigger time gaps".

"To have the rhythm, the flow, the momentum here … it just pays out a much bigger lap time than other tracks because everything is so critical and difficult here".

Chris Christie, the governor of New Jersey, will bring his blunt, everyman style of politics to a much bigger, prime-time stage as the keynote speaker of the Republican National Convention, officials announced on Tuesday.

America's farm lobby will want a much bigger concession next time.

We're going to have a much bigger event this time and want to set up a gift registry.

The trading losses — and Congressional hearings and a Senate investigation that looked into them — are expected to play a much bigger role this time around.

The film has a much bigger budget this time round, hence all the international travel and expensive-looking animation, but the concept, much like Spurlock at the end of Super Size Me, is weaker and flabbier.

Although there is still more to do — Ms. Begley would like same-sex marriage to be legal across the land — she could not help notice that inauguration officials allowed her band to bring a much bigger contingent this time, and gave it a much more prominent spot, right next to the civil rights float.

"Since Steve was a very reactive personality, you had this good counterbalance with Tim, in that he was the calm between the two of them," said Rick Devine, a corporate recruiter and managing partner at Devine Capital Partners, who originally recruited Cook to Apple in 1998 from Compaq, a much bigger corporation at the time.