They contained computer hard disks, relating to a large slice of the world's Cayman-held wealth.
IN part, that's because of bureaucratic hunger for a large slice of the child-support pie.
It even landed on taxpayers, who ended up owning a large slice of the Goldman bond.
While gambling firms are buying an increasingly large slice of the TV advertising market, complaints about them have decreased.
I can't fathom what Ray Tindle is up to in acquiring such a large slice of the ailing Johnston Press.
The generals claimed neutrality in the latest elections, but the rules sidelined a large slice of the political spectrum.
His four-year-old firm has grabbed a large slice of the US market for home-delivered razors.
Analysts said that after the Crimean annexation, Putin became untouchable to a large slice of the population.
Moreover, both inflation measures exclude the housing costs of owner-occupiers, a large slice of the cost of living.
STOCKMARKET CONCENTRATION In most stockmarkets, the ten largest firms listed account for a large slice of the total capitalisation.
Rushdie rages as much as he charms, and a large slice of the book is a catalogue of corruption, failure, senseless slaughter and pain.
