DONALD DEWAR'S achievement as the father and first minister of the devolved Scottish Parliament was marked by the vast turn-out at his funeral in Glasgow Cathedral on October 18th.
We've got no idea what is going to happen - whether or not it's going to be a blip, where the west just carries on accumulating and spending, or whether it's a vast turning point.
The most fundamental of all seven is the horizontal metal-turning machine called the lathe, which is employed in a vast number of turning, facing, and drilling operations.
Early in his hacking career, Assange discovered how to get into the computers of vast corporations: "Turn off 20,000 phone lines in Buenos Aires?
Most patients decide that they want a feeding tube, Dr. McCluskey said, but the vast majority turn down a breathing tube.
The management often includes biochemical hormonal surveillance maintained for several years which may be associated with significant emotional distress [ 4] and financial [ 5] costs in a group of patients where the vast majority turn out to be healthy.
Indeed, current events bear an almost eerie resemblance to the period just after World War I. John Ashcroft is re-enacting the Palmer raids, which swept up thousands of immigrants suspected of radicalism; the vast majority turned out to be innocent of any wrongdoing, and some turned out to be U.S. citizens.
Learned to sleep in any bed the vast body turns down.
Homes swept away like matchsticks, vast plains turned to mud, fields of precious crops drowned.
Vast crowds turned out to watch the first Parsis and Hindu teams take on their colonial rulers and each other.
But nearly one in four CT scans picked up an abnormality that required more testing, and a vast majority turned out to be harmless.
