In fact, some of the best-preserved and most massive far-field LST strata come from archaeological sites (see [121, 122] and Figure 7).
In the early 1980s, however, double-digit inflation started to recede, and American business started a massive, far-reaching and continuous restructuring campaign that pushed profits up substantially by 1997.
The wines ranged from massive and far out to almost classically delicate.
In 2001, "Gadar" ("Revolt") became a massive hit, far surpassing other films like "Lagaan," with its secular viewpoint making it more palatable to Western viewers.
Mattel, for instance, has seen its bonds punished by massive selling far out of proportion to its problems.
To create wage jobs for even a fraction of India's self-employed would require massive expenditures, far exceeding the nation's means.
That's consistent only with strange quark nuggets, the researchers say; other purported particles, such as miniature black holes, would be too massive and far too rare to spawn two earthquakes in 4 years.
The star is less massive and far less luminous than the Sun.
It is a massive undertaking far beyond the scope of what the military traditionally does.
That should make JPMorgan and other massive banks far less likely to come to the rescue in the next financial crisis, in Wall Street's view.
The Missoula Floods, which took place over 40 times in the time span from 15,000 to 13,000 years ago, were caused by Glacial Lake Missoula on the Clark Fork repeatedly being impounded by ice dams then breaking through, with the lake's water rushing over much of eastern Washington in massive surges far larger than the Lake Bonneville Flood.
