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"huge crack" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a large fissure or gap in something. For example, "The earthquake caused a huge crack to open up in the street."
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"They see my huge crack," grins Tom.
This has opened up a huge crack through which millions of Japanese have fallen.
A police photo showed the jet lying in the water cut in half, with a huge crack in its fuselage.
When the burning and looting kick off, Jamie finds himself drawn out into the streets, to "this huge crack in the world".
The point is, I wouldn't watch TV if there were a huge crack across the screen, and if my kettle broke I would get it fixed.
The situation leaves Somalia with a huge crack in its beleaguered government, insurgents in control of much of the country, rising prospects of famine — and two prime ministers.
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The other is that it is traversed by huge cracks.The crust's chemical composition is known from the Apollo missions, and also from spectroscopic data.
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