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One introduces big fines for participants and organisers of illegal protests.

This summer's crop of fiction for eight- to 12-year-olds gleefully introduces big words to medium-sized people.

It deftly introduces big ideas like exile with compassion, and has become a set school text in Germany.

Sharp's reward is good profits at the relatively uncontested high end when it introduces bigger flat-panel TVs from newer and more efficient plants.Nearly all of the important suppliers to Sharp are Japanese.

The paper is organized as follows: Sect. 1 introduces big data and its importance.

Nonetheless, fiscal pressures may require governments to introduce big changes.

THE rise of e-readers has already introduced big changes for both publishers and readers.

Then, some British retailers joined American-owned companies like Amazon to introduce big savings.

During the 1970s, the Australian government introduced big tax breaks for film funders.

Last year, Ms. Povich and Mr. Gorham introduced Big Red and rented a commissary space across the street to park it in.

(In introducing big cuts in federal spending, it could even tip the economy back into a recession).