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But with Old Navy, Banana Republic, they have become a very large company.
The indigenous population of Diego Garcia was effectively expelled in order to allow the island to become a very large American air base.
"To throw what has become a very large media presence into the mix in that part of town is really potentially crippling to downtown Manhattan," Mr. McConnell added.
Today, with Benedict in eerie denial of his role in covering up those scandals, the Pope has become a very large part of "the way things are".
Results From the Santa Fe Experiment That the city of Santa Fe has effectively become a very large fried-haddock-dinner experiment is difficult to deny.
At the present rate, the United States of America could become a very large stuffed turkey indeed, a giant farce beyond even the Shakespearean imagination.
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Under our famous ex-prosecutor Rudy Giuliani, City Hall became a very large version of Jack Bauer's Counter Terrorist Unit in "24" — a heavily fortified bunker where a kind of nerdy group of warriors spent their lives trying to identify the next villain.
Your personal financial problem multiplies by the size of the population, and, for society as a whole, becomes a very large problem.
The DD2 database will become a very valuable source for large clinical epidemiological research and outcome studies in type 2 diabetes.
Thus, designing suitable and independent uniform random number generators for the sub-tasks has become a very important issue in large-scale parallel simulations.
As data sets get larger, and as general purpose processing hardware becomes more powerful, it become a very attractive method for visualizing large scale scalar data both in terms of speed and rendering accuracy.
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