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Then, in the euro's first decade, the northern European countries gained hugely from the single currency.

South Korea gained hugely in confidence when it ran the games itself, and is using the Sydney Olympics to display its new rapprochement with the North.

Finally, a proposed executive committee to decide ICC policy will include five members, not just the three from India, England and Australia.In exchange for these concessions, which were little more than marginal quibbles, the Big Three have gained hugely.

As the driver of the world's great opening, America has gained hugely in terms of power and prestige, but the extraordinary burst of growth that globalisation has triggered has also lifted hundreds of millions out of poverty over the past few decades and brought lower prices to consumers everywhere.

"I've gained hugely from that, not just as a person, but in the fact that I've made positive use of probably the harshest time I'm ever going to have in my life".

Stedham will gain hugely from their presence".

Ford for its part would gain hugely from access to Google's software technology.

But he notes Brexit could see Italian imports to the UK fall, as they become more expensive, and so Italy does not stand to gain hugely in financial terms.

Boosters say that Greece only has to become a little more like a normal country to become a lot better off (ie, it would gain hugely from just collecting taxes like a normal country, and issuing economic statistics that the markets trust).

Already, China Mobile's purchase at the end of April of a 12% stake in a Taiwanese telecoms firm, Far EasTone, marks the first big mainland investment in Taiwan since 1949, a harbinger of much more to come (see article).Of the two sides, Taiwan stands to gain hugely more from all this.

It should gain hugely from skyrocketing cloud computing demand.