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He had been keen for the national minimum wage – currently £6.31 an hour – to be increased, and for the tax credits system to be given "a massive overhaul", though neither of these were mentioned by George Osborne.
The Conqueror arrives at the Congress, and after binding the Ark, demands to be given a massive Remnant of the type that each city-state has.
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.
That way even if you die, your team will be given a massive upper hand and be able to advance and crush the remaining opponents.
As an architect, being given a massive blank canvas was a dream.
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.
He had been given a "massive" payoff by the Mirror, and had just signed a "massive" deal for his memoir The Insider ("which was number one for about 10 weeks").
In such an unstable environment, it's no wonder that distinctions between healthy candor and "too much information" are in flux and that so many find themselves helplessly confessing, as if a generation were given a massive technological truth serum.
Indeed, his love of the big occasion was clear for all to see in his derby debut, as he scored his first goal in 12 matches to give Arsenal the lead – although he was given a massive helping hand by Ray Clemence – and when Tony Woodcock made it 2-0, things were looking good for Arsenal.
Not only was this 55-minute project designed to incorporate the creative egos of British-Asian collaborators Nitin Sawhney (music) and Anish Kapoor (visuals), it had also been given a massive cargo of ideas to support: creation theories ranging from Hindu mythology to modern physics.
