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They concluded, "Either way, the outcome represents a colossal contempt for ordinary Zanzibari people and their aspirations for democracy".

Luisa Miller represents a colossal step forward in the subtlety and ambiguity with which Verdi delineated his characters.

A crash still represents a colossal risk, so Volvo's stated aim is to build cars which simply do not crash.

The new building represents a colossal fundraising effort: £50m from the government, £7m from the Greater London Authority and £1m from Southwark council.

That is a fraction of what has been pledged to Greece but represents a colossal sum for Cyprus, which has a gross domestic product of only about €18 billion.

David Cameron's victory also represents a colossal achievement.

Some of those leaders also said the terrorist assault represented a colossal failure of American intelligence.

That does not deflect from the fact our media represent a colossal, organised insult to our collective intelligence.

The flagship New Labour scheme ordered the rebuilding of every secondary school in England, and at £55bn, represented a colossal investment in the nation's future.

After a thorough investigation, the parliamentary commission on banking standards concluded today that HBOS represented a "colossal failure" of management and "a model of self-delusion".

Police officers opened fire today on rock-throwing demonstrators protesting elections that international observers said represented "a colossal contempt for ordinary Zanzibari people".