The scale and swiftness of economic deterioration indicates the wide gap between how Putin views Russia and reality: The Russian stock market has collapsed, the ruble's dramatic devaluation, massive capital flight (at least $120 billion this year alone), galloping inflation that is getting out of control, and a real economy that is dissolving.
Colorado has more 14'ers (slang for mountain peaks over 14,000 feet) than any other place in the contiguous United States with 53, and to be among mountains so dramatic and massive always inspires awe.
It therefore renders a comparative genomics approach highly informative and suggests that either subtle SNP differences and/or a dramatic and massive inversion within this chromosome are responsible for the attenuation.
Refrigerator production has been increased dramatically, but there are equally dramatic stories about massive recalls because they either freeze everything inside or are so loud the household cannot sleep.
And there were massive, dramatic, suspenseful scenes galore.
A massive dramatic finale in The Grand Budapest Hotel occurs off-screen.
"We found a massive, dramatic system failure," said David J. Rothman, a professor and president of the Institute on Medicine as a Profession at Columbia University, who wrote the study with two other Columbia researchers, Susan Chimonas and Zachary Frosch.
Most of the country has slumbered on through all this, so, lately, David Cameron attempted to make a boring economic argument sound like a dramatic one about massive explosions, warning that a Brexit would "put a bomb under our economy".
Shooting first for Montgomery newspapers in his home state of Alabama, then more famously for Life magazine, Mr. Moore was probably the most influential of a battalion of still photographers who swept across the South to capture, with compelling clarity, the dramatic collision of massive and passive resistance, black and white, right and wrong.
