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"That represents huge negligence, if that is confirmed," said a former senior MI6 official.

With around 12 exposures in each main Saturday show alone, it represents huge prime-time exposure.

The result was a budget that increases spending on defense by 7percentt, domestic security by nearly 10percentt and everything else by 1percentt, which after inflation represents huge, across-the-board cuts.

Like the building of the railroads in the 19th century and the development of the highway system in the 20th century, the wiring of America represents huge opportunities -- and risks -- for companies large and small.

Today's news represents huge growth for Messenger, which had only 200 million users in April 2014, a fact it announced at the same time that it passed 1 billion monthly active users on mobile.

Only time will tell if these Chinese dramas will achieve the same levels of popularity they enjoy at home, but for now, original Chinese television content is here to stay, and represents huge monetization potential for Chinese companies on a global scale.

Cell and Blu-ray represent huge investments.

Both of these cameras represent huge high-tech leaps, for sure.

Never mind what it would do to equality, it would represent huge economic profligacy.

Its critics say that the industry would have more negotiating leverage if more products represented huge advances in medicine.

Shelter's chief executive, Campbell Robb, said such losses represent "huge amounts" to some of the poorest people in Britain.