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The trust's general manager for the Peak District, Mike Innerdale, said: "Kinder Scout is one of our most iconic landscapes because of its vast open moorland, the diversity of wildlife that calls it home and the world famous mass trespass.
Because of its vast size and topographic diversity, Mexico has a wide array of climatic conditions.
China, because of its vast foreign-exchange reserves, was an obvious target.
Claire Chiang is chairwoman of the Singapore Zoo, considered among the world's best because of its vast natural habitat exhibits.
After World War II, the Dutch gave Indonesia its independence, but because of its vast riches kept Papua.
Some creditor countries had initially balked at forgiving Iraq's debts because of its vast untapped oil reserves.
And although China's repressed banking system is inefficient, it is also resilient because most of its vast pool of depositors have nowhere else to go.Not so fastThe penny-farthing eventually became obsolete, superseded by the more familiar kind of bicycle.
Because of its terrain and vast distances, Alaska has never had much radar coverage.
Fairfax executives argued it was a good deal because the cost of digitising its vast archives was prohibitive at $2 to $4 per picture, or an estimated $32m.
Pandora thinks that it has an advantage over traditional advertising because of its young users and vast amount of data.
In 1994 Jeff Bezos, a former Wall Street hedge fund executive, incorporated Amazon.com, choosing the name primarily because it began with the first letter of the alphabet and because of its association with the vast South American river.
