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That joining, astronomers said, will result in a monumental release of radiation and gravitational waves that should stretch across the universe.

"While any technology that allows for visual storytelling must be embraced, nothing beats film," he says, fresh off the monumental release of Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens.

It was for this reason that casting Stephen Harper out of 24 Sussex Drive felt like such a monumental release.

The organization is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year with the release of the monumental book "Save Venice Inc.: Four Decades of Restoration in Venice".

CA: After Van Halen's signing and release of their monumental 1st album on Warner Bros. Records, the New Wave and Punk Rock scene hit its popularity stride in the city with bands like Oingo Boingo (aka Knights of the Oingo Boingo), the Go-Go's, X, Fear, The Plimsouls and so many more which overshadowed the Los Angeles Hard Rock music scene in a big way.

EA's second-quarter results will also include winnings from the long-awaited release of "Spore," Will Wright's monumental sim game.

"Complacency is the enemy of social progress," Glaad CEO & President Sarah Kate Ellis said with the release of the report earlier today, adding: "2015 was a monumental year for the LGBT community, but marriage equality is a benchmark – not a finish line".

The release of this short film coincides with the most recent blank in the monumental copyright lawsuit between Prince and a young mother from Pennsylvania named Stephanie Lenz.

Biogenic secretion or release of inorganic and organic acids by a great number of microorganisms is considered as the probable cause of biocorrosion of monumental stone surfaces.

The monumental National Geographic Society Palomar Observatory Sky Survey, released in 1954 58, reaches a limiting photographic magnitude of 21, far fainter than any other atlas.

This fall was a monumental season for books, with the releases of Michael Chabon's long-awaited "Telegraph Avenue," Zadie Smith's enigmatic "NW," and J.K. Rowling's first foray into adult realism, "The Casual Vacancy".