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"The citizens of the world have spoken and given a massive vote of confidence in London and the U.K.," Ipsos MORI's boss told The Telegraph.

She leans back and gives a massive belly laugh.

He added that the auctions held for renewables contracts last week would pay for schemes which would power 1.4m homes, creating thousands of green jobs, and give a massive boost to home-grown energy while reducing reliance on volatile foreign markets.

Friends of the Earth's executive director, Andy Atkins: "This budget sticks two fingers up at David Cameron's promise to build a clean future – and gives a massive thumbs down to new jobs and cutting our reliance on expensive gas and oil.

Limbs and bodies are given a massive cylindrical strength, and the Sukhothai elegance is eliminated.

And now, thanks to the dedication of the film crew, the lost ghettos of Israel Zangwill and Arthur Morrison have been given a massive transfusion.

What was called the youth culture and the counter-culture is emerging, and is about to be given a massive boost by the fateful escalations in Vietnam.

Me and the other designers were each given a massive sheet of graph paper and told: "OK, start designing a city".

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And now the programme has been given a massive boost – through the completion of multi-purpose playing facilities which include a football pitch and netball and basketball courts, which can also be used for tennis.

Smalling said: "We've been given a massive opportunity by Wales beating Montenegro.