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Fifa are also being tasked with making their biggest World Cup disciplinary decision in two decades, given the largest ban they have ever handed out at the famous tournament is the eight-match suspension given to Italy's Mauro Tassotti for breaking the nose of Spain's Luis Enrique in 1994.

I've got to say, no stranger has ever handed me a baby," Goffard said.

Until 2013, no elected civilian leader had ever handed power to another; generals always intervened.

The One Show is a big gig, the biggest single commission outside returning drama the BBC has ever handed out.

At the time it was the biggest-ever fine the commission had ever handed out in a cartel case.

"This is the first time that a European library has ever handed control to a band," says Debra King, director of Brighter Sound, who are producing the event.

Maybe the players were unaware that one more goal would equal the biggest hiding Inter has ever handed Milan, almost a century ago.

Although that isn't a huge amount for the carrier, which made $329m in net income in the third quarter of 2014, it is the second-largest fine the FAA has ever handed down to an airline.

In all three courses, only few of bystanders had ever handed in course assignments.

This is the first time Cablevision has ever handed out digital antennas like this to customers, we should note.

According to court filings reviewed by your reporter over recent months, there's little indication WhatsApp has ever handed message content to the cops.