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An equally mind-boggling $33.68 million was paid for a set of enormous "Tulips" in high chromium stainless steel credited to Jeff Koons.
A Porsche?" The Scirocco R's teardrop body has a distinctly kinetic look, from the scowling brows above its standard bixenon headlamps to the broad haunches whose breadth is accentuated by a set of enormous Continental SportContact2 tires.
Thirty-three hundred and twelve boxes cover the earth's surface, and this pattern is repeated twenty times moving up through the atmosphere, so that the whole arrangement might be thought of as a set of enormous checkerboards stacked on top of one another.
As you drive along northern Iceland's desolate Road 87, between the coastal town of Husavik and Lake Mývatn, a set of enormous glowing buildings stands out brightly against the monochrome gloominess of snow and ice.
A set of enormous problems face us, from climate change and overpopulation to epidemic disease and global water shortages, that test the limits of human nature.
Dragged by the heavy leash, I was followed by the rest of our small group to a set of enormous French doors.
Its business-getters had been lucky enough to secure a set of four enormous gaudy Chinese vases, 130 centimeters high, with Empire gilt bronze mounts, said to date from around 1815.
A set of two enormous inflatable doors greeted delegates near the entrance of the convention hall last week.
The mention of trampolines may bring back fond childhood memories suburban backyards or local YMCAs, but Bounce Below a set of three enormous trampolines within the Llechwedd caverns in Wales brings trampolines to whole new terrain...literally. .
Instead of reinforcing the claustrophobia that builds both their passion and their hatred, he gives us a jokey set that is a sort of enormous, circular fish tank, with fish painted on the walls and a fishbowl onstage to over-egg the pudding.
The division of market regulation, meanwhile, is years behind schedule in getting approval from the commission on a set of rules of enormous importance to how prices are set on the stock exchanges.
