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The impact of such research possibilities for epidemiological research (Leibovici et al. 2010) to community-based participatory research (Parras et al. 2011) is staggering for its scientific potential while demanding for the concurrent ethical challenges.

The size of the contracts signed by Cuban defectors, who are free agents and can sidestep Major League Baseball's draft, is staggering for those from a country where most live on about $20 per month.

And it's a fairly democratic pursuit as well: the sheer range of vintage and modern mechanical watches on the market today is staggering for the almost endless number of options a person (on any budget) can have in choosing a personal timepiece.

Of the 2.2 million persons incarcerated, when considering race, age and gender, the disparity is staggering for young minority males (Glaze and Herberman 2013).

Its annualized expense rate of around 3% for the past six months of 1999 is staggering for a fund that invests half its assets in the U.S. Its turnover rate is no less alarming: 126% for the same period, following a 228% rate for the 12 months ended June 30 , 1999for Class B shares, the fund's largest slice.

3. The economic impact of TB is staggering for individuals, families, communities and governments.

The resultant gains have been staggering, for their societies and the world.

And the trade-offs are staggering: For the cost of just one soldier in Afghanistan for one year, we could start about 20 schools there.

"The implications of such massive shortfalls in pension funds are staggering, for pensioners, taxpayers, and for the private companies themselves," Mr. Miller said.

"It's staggering for most people, even people in the industry, to understand the numbers, the sheer size of these systems," said Peter Gross, who helped design hundreds of data centers.

Economists say the costs of transferring the presidency and legislature to Sucre, which retains the title of "constitutional capital," would be staggering for Bolivia, which is already South America's poorest country.