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Reagan introduced deep tax cuts and launched a massive buildup of U.S. military forces.

Some say China will respond with a massive buildup of its nuclear force, which could also pose a long-term strategic concern to Russia.

In the post-Vietnam nineteen-seventies, the Soviet-led forces of the Warsaw Pact conducted a steady, massive buildup of heavy forces — tanks and mechanized infantry — along the western edge of East Germany and Czechoslovakia.

Andy Haldane, the bank's chief economist, warned that the cause of the next crisis could be the massive buildup of risky assets on the balance sheets of financial institutions that lie outside the banking sector.

Mr. Bush earlier this year ordered a massive buildup of American troops in Iraq in a desperate attempt to salvage his failed strategy and stave off Congressional moves to bring the forces home.

But now he's opting for a different legacy: breaking America's oil habit by pushing for a massive buildup of wind power in the U.S. and converting our abundant natural gas supplies — now being used to make electricity — into transportation fuel to replace foreign oil in our cars, buses and trucks.

Wildfire has always been a normal feature of California's ecosystems, but a century of misguided fire suppression policies has led to massive buildups of dead litter on the forest floor ― what firefighters call "fuel".

Or, as OutServe founder Josh Seefried put it, the massive buildup to last month's repeal of the ban on open service by gays fizzled like the Y2K scare in 2000.

El Nino typically starts to form with a massive buildup (red) of warm water in the eastern Pacific.

The rapid spread of high volume hydraulic fracturing has led to a massive buildup in oil and gas infrastructure, including hundreds of thousands of new oil and gas wells, as well as thousands of miles of new pipelines.

Instead of launching under some massive buildup and then watching a product not be able to live up to it, they want to do slow, gradual roll-outs that are propelled by Googlers themselves.