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As indicated by these view numbers, and by those of the many "Call Me Maybe" imitators before it, the music-video parody has come to embody a kind of trickle-down economics of Internet fame: one person strikes big with a YouTube mega-hit, and others can earn a tidy sum of "likes" in her wake.

Coachella music festival strikes big with OutKast reunion.

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I expect harder strikes, bigger riots and an unstable future.

"To bring down America we do not need to strike big," it said.

An Azeri drilling company is hoping to strike big in Israeli waters just off the southern port of Ashkelon.

And state companies have struck big oil, coal and timber deals that form the backbone of the economic relationship.

As in England, the pair remain the best supported clubs, having struck big during television's infancy.

When the crisis struck, big central banks like the Fed and the Bank of England slashed their overnight interest-rates to boost the economy.

Once upon a time, when disaster struck, big agencies would roll up with grain, blankets and medicine and start handing them out.

Hakeem Nicks is still the Giants' No. 1 receiver, but Cruz has become a critical receiver for Eli Manning when it comes to quick-strike big plays.