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Taylor's Asian backers are looking for a big slice of the flat-panel TV market.

But for a big slice of New York's political class, the real action is over the election of 2002.

China has accounted for a big slice of the growth in global consumption of oil and especially metals this decade, helping to drive prices higher.

Failing a quick end to the mortgage crisis or a major turn for the better in the spirit-sapping violence in Iraq, we may all have to settle for a big slice of blueberry pie.

Most consumer-focused health-information sites have depended on advertising revenue for a big slice of their income; Jupiter projects that advertising spending in the sector will total $700 million by 2004.

According to KPMG's media and entertainment industry report, "In India, the number of video-capable devices and connections are expected to grow 2.2-fold between 2016 and 2021, reaching 800 million in number". That will spur a huge boost in India's already sizable video market, and despite heavy, well-established competition, Netflix intends to fight for a big slice of that business.

The idea of using bread crumbs as a vehicle for extreme flavor atop a big slice of cauliflower came to me from Joshua McFadden's cookbook "Six Seasons: A New Way With Vegetables," which includes a recipe for cauliflower steak topped with a piquant mixture of bread crumbs, pickled peppers and cheese.

Be proud as they compliment you on your rocky roads and remember to save a big slice for yourself!

Insurers are vying for a bigger slice of the $164 billion a year in premiums generated by auto insurance.

It was carrying a new platform for satellite operator SES - part of SpaceX's plan to take a big slice of the market for launching telecommunication satellites.

Catalonia had something of a case for a bigger slice of the cake.