Derek's story is such a gigantic tent in terms of different kinds of people.
All these findings potentially point to the pattern of the divergence between subjective and objective status in a transitional society with gigantic rural urban differences in terms of socioeconomic conditions, in comparison with the USA or Europe.
Commercial hacking is a gigantic business; the estimates vary, but in terms of the cost to companies, they're always in the billions.
Before the invasion, Britain saw a string of street protests that were "absolutely gigantic in scale and had zero impact in terms of the political process," said Rowland Atkinson, a sociologist at the University of York.
"We are witnessing a gigantic misallocation of resources [$18 billion so far] in terms of public health," he said.
If it's late to that particular party, however, Guardians may be the game that brings it all together in terms of the campaign, with appropriately gigantic, tiered environments and a highly aware and adaptable enemy cast.
Originally thought to be transported by gigantic floods or by ice rafting, erratics were first explained in terms of glacial transport by the Swiss American naturalist and geologist J.L.R. Agassiz in 1840.
And instead, he took a gigantic political risk, which today seems to be paying enormous benefits in terms of security in Iraq and political progress.
"This can be done, and we may not get many more warnings like [Ebola] to say OK, it's a pretty modest investment to avoid something that, really, in terms of the human condition, would be a gigantic setback".
