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And it has its vast scale: 900 million, soon a billion, eventually two billion people.

Yes, Earth has its vast blue sky (and the vast oceans that reflect it), but only because of the way we perceive space through the Earth's atmosphere, lit by the sun.

The big creature has its vast mouth entering her vagina, and its tentacles are spreading all over her body.

Baseball has its vast "unwritten rules" which would easily fill many leather-bound volumes if putting them to paper didn't violate baseball's unwritten rules – and the words "It is wrong to punch an opponent in the face" would be found in those pages.

Google has its vast secret development labs.

Because Google already has its vast database of web images and a lot of metadata thanks to projects like the game in which you tag photos, and more recently, sorting images by color, it has a bunch of different data points it can work with to make Similar Images work.

Antonios waits patiently on the Left Bank for the government to decide whether L.V.M.H. can or cannot have its vast, seven-story glass curtain, the city government stripped away the locks from one section of the bridge and ceded to the two Lisas and their French followers three small test panels of glass, three feet by five feet each, for the Pont des Arts.

And will the Egyptian army, which has its own vast network of economic interests that it is focused on protecting, open itself up to any reforms?

While the philosophy of music has its own vast literature (see the entry on the philosophy of music), musical experience has not been explored extensively in connection with general philosophical questions about auditory perception.

According to Brienza, this kind of introverted, compartmentalised sexuality has its roots in the vast sociological changes that have taken place in Japan over the last 30 years.

YouTube has its advantages, namely a vast global audience.