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Following Gaitley to Fordham, Rooney repaid a sizable leap of faith the coach made in recruiting.

predicts that in the year 2002, a total of 6.9 million handheld PCs and Palm PCs (including PalmPilot) will be sold, a sizable leap over the 2.5 million units estimated for 1998, and dramatically up from the 1.4 million units sold in 1997.

John Wall made a pretty sizable leap in his fifth year, becoming a more consistent perimeter shooter and better offensive weapon.

And because you already believe there are feelings at play, despite all the sizzling one-liners, it justifies the sizable leap you're now asked to take.

The sizable leap in emissions suggests that limiting rising average temperatures to less than 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) -- a threshold that many scientists believe is crucial for preventing runaway and irreversible impacts of climate change -- will be an increasingly elusive goal.

Hopkins had already built a sizable lead.

Stocks tumbled on Wall Street Thursday morning, erasing a sizable chunk of Tuesday's leap forward, thanks to a disappointing report on February retail sales and the slumping U.S. dollar.

But as with marriages themselves, committing to a garden wedding represents a leap of faith and often a sizable wallet.

Shares in Leap Wireless began the Friday with a sizable gain following a confusing but generally upbeat earnings report, but the stock was lower in late trading amid a tumbling overall market.

He leapt into social media with a marketer's mindset, sharpened his persona, and soon established a sizable online following.

That's a sizable victory.