The OFT has already been asked to reconsider its refusal last August to refer big supermarket groups bidding for small stores to the higher Competition Commission.
The preferred firm's negotiators often have some latitude to alter the terms of a deal, but refer big decisions to Beijing.
The phrase, which typically refers to big banks whose collapse would endanger the financial system, doubles as the team name for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation's softball team.
In fact, although the official definition – which refers to big data in terms of data volume, velocity and variety – only came about in 2001, companies have been gathering large amounts of data for decades.
Meanwhile, "the ten year curve" refers to "big dynamic change waves" that follow ten-year cycles.
Just as Harris refers to big games when talking about his forthcoming additions to the Dead End Thrills library, so Kelly acknowledges that, however gorgeous a game might be, it's those commercial juggernauts that typically bring in the greatest traffic.
Some natural mechanism for effecting the right links must be at work for it cannot just be a primitive inexplicable fact that 'the Big Bang' refers to the Big Bang.
Big crisis data refers, simply, to big data collected during crises or mass emergencies.
Big data refers to large, diverse, complex, longitudinal, and distributed data sets.
I'm particularly referring to big donors.
It hasn't been that long ago," Mr. Obama said last week in Elkhart, Ind., referring to big banks.
