It will take a monumental effort to defend this total.
With government coffers almost at nil and Athens facing a monumental €770m (£560m) loan instalment to the International Monetary Fund on Tuesday, it is the last act in a crisis with potentially cataclysmic effect.
But Bafta voters have a chance to right this monumental wrong, by voting it in the outstanding British film category.
It looks like a discarded husk from which the monumental shaft has sprouted, a tiny scrap of history at the bottom of the 23-storey monster.
Labour's monumental strategic error, the ball and chain that has dragged the party down over this entire parliament, is the consistent failure to rebut the lie that overspending caused Britain's economic disaster.
It also reneged on demands for a write down of its monumental debt – at over 175% of GDP one of the largest in the world – and conceded that it would not take any unilateral measures that would wreak havoc on its fiscal stability.
Archaeologist Jack Carlson, writing in Foreign Policy magazine, argues that the wholesale copying of architectural culture may have its roots in something much bigger than shameless commercial borrowing: "The ancient parallels for these copycat projects suggest that they are not mere follies, but monumental assertions of China's global primacy".
Each photograph has been blown up to over 1.5m across, allowing viewers to experience these powerful and monumental images on a scale at which they have never been seen before.
All three are expected to be put to international tender as part of an asset-stripping drive aimed at trimming the twice-bailout country's monumental debt load.
It's been a monumental effort by all the players, the management team, everyone".
Lanning, batting beautifully, guides a couple more away through backward point then, from the final ball of the over, a monumental slog-sweep over midwicket gives her six more.
