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giant
noun
A mythical human of very great size.
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The Labour MP Austin Mitchell has refused to apologise for likening the US pharmaceutical giant Pfizer to "rapists" over its controversial takeover of AstraZeneca.
Weighing almost six tonnes and measuring 4 metres (13ft) square, the giant slab of milk chocolate has broken the record for the world's largest chocolate bar.
1pm: lunch at Jackson's Emporium We stop off at Jackson's Emporium in the town of Hamilton for lunch – a place that features a giant, ornate piece of folding scenery from the Christmas window display of Myer in the 1970s.
But she said the media – traditional and social – had misrepresented her son, whom she characterises as a "gentle giant", despite his conviction in 2014 for a home invasion.
The cruise is geared towards adventurous outdoorsy types who want to kayak to remote beaches and giant waterfalls, but appreciate a massage when they get back.
Gangways and food outlets that had been rammed all week were suddenly deserted as all of those not on a show court crowded in front of the giant screen on Murray Mound or onto the 4,000 seats on the new No 2 court, where the match was also being screened.
We ate fish kebabs with coconut salsa, giant prawns, palm heart souffles, melting sorbets and wonderful cardamom ice cream.
Not only has he succeeded John Hume, his mentor and a political giant in the landscape of Irish nationalism, but he has also taken on the redoubtable Seamus Mallon's role as deputy first minister in the power-sharing government.
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