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"It's a shame that it took massive public outcry for Congressman Terry to realize what everyday Nebraskans already know: voting for an irresponsible government shutdown and keeping his paycheck are Washington values, not Nebraska values," said Rogers in a statement.

It took massive protest and pressure, on the president and on Democrats in Congress― including a march on Washington, civil disobedience at the White House and disruption of speeches and events ― to move on "don't ask, don't tell" repeal and marriage equality.

While a political party can technically be formed easily, by filing with the Election Commission, it takes massive resources, a base of party workers and candidates to run for elections.

Divnich says it takes massive teams and budgets to create games that serve up multiple consequences for your actions.

It takes massive amounts of energy and water to extract a single barrel of oil.

You'd think it takes massive balls to do something like that, but given the shrill, squeaking vocals cheeping through his ghastly little gobhole, it's safe to assume he's got testes the size of capers.

But legal experts say it would take massive judgments against the company to discourage it -- and other potential high-technology monopolists that might emerge -- from engaging in the type of anticompetitive conduct found to be illegal in the federal antitrust case.

I agree, so let's write the right rules," Mr Levin says.As a result it will take massive Republican support to pass TPA.

"For Everton and Liverpool to get back to the 1980s when they ruled football it will take massive investment in both clubs to try and get us up there again.

It will take massive government intervention to stem the crisis, and even if euro-zone governments succeed there is a risk the euro-zone economy will follow its peripheral members into recession.

It would take massive money to get him now because he will be key to Wigan's survival.