"We are just one massive service," says Lynne Maher,"although we hadn't really focused on that as a principle.
He warned of a year that could include "potential massive service cuts and fare hikes, something not seen since the end of Ed Koch's first term".
"It's a win-win for everyone but transit riders, who are still feeling the horrendous effects of the massive service cuts the M.T.A. engaged in in 2010," said John Samuelsen, president of Local 100, which represents 40,000 transit workers.
But by calling the vote, he has also rendered a massive service, reminding everyone of the gaping hole at the heart of the EU: its lack of genuine popular legitimacy.
After coming under fire for its massive service failures in the hours after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attack, the cellular industry, which is only partly regulated, had promised to upgrade its networks to better handle emergencies.
A leader who sets them out, and leads a debate that rises above the awful level of the one we have just had, would be doing the country and the world a massive service, showing leadership and winning respect, mine included".
The trend is towards learning decision-support knowledge from massive service case data to facilitate service planning.
And while Spotify is a massive service, its success still hinges on users listening on their mobile devices.
In 2014, it announced it would have to cut 1,400 jobs and make massive service reductions or it would be down to its last £620,000 and "bankrupt shortly after".
This might mean Snapchat would benefit a lot from being acquired by a massive service like Google or Facebook that could promote it.
