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The government had a strong case because huge amounts of Enron-related documents were shredded soon afterward.

Environmental activists applaud this marriage of bottom-line vigilance and civic-mindedness, not just because huge amounts of energy, food and other products are consumed at sporting events, but because teams and athletes are so influential in their communities that fans and companies may be more inclined to follow their lead.

There is no possibility that someone has survived because huge amounts of mud and earth fell on those people," he said.

Big Data has been a problem for businesses in the past because it's been expensive to store and because huge amounts of computing power are needed to analyse it to get anything useful from it.

Twitter is one of the most fertile sources of information for this kind of study, partly because the comments are less guarded and self-conscious than responses to questionnaires (the social scientist's traditional means of sampling opinion) but also because huge amounts of data are available, with automatically searchable content.

It's understandable because huge amounts of money are invested in films, but it's creativity by committee, really, and that can make for some quite bland music".

It can also decrease energy costs because huge amount of shale gas production would likely cause a decline in the price of natural gas.

(The donors' side lost on both measures, in part because the huge amounts of last-minute secret money became a toxic political liability).

During feeding and blood meal processing ticks are faced with the high risk of oxidative stress because of huge amounts of iron in host blood, and heme, a bi-product of hemoglobin digestion [ 148].

Energy investment thrives on political certainty because of the huge amounts of cash involved and because the financial returns come over a long period".

Mr. Hasenstab is one of the firm's top fee-generators because of the huge amounts of money he oversees.