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"The breach was truly huge," claims the New York Observer.

The sample size of 689,003 is truly huge – possibly the largest in the history of psychology.

And the market for video-based stories is truly huge.

And the power required to set a person aflame instantly from half a mile away is truly huge.

If the multiplier effect were real, Barro says, then it must have been truly huge in 1937, when government purchases fell by the equivalent of 1% of GDP after several years of increases.

At face value, Popcorn Time has the potential to be truly huge.

The phrase "adaptive management" first became connected with natural resource management in the late 1970s (Walters and Hilborn 1978; Holling 1978), and since that time the literature on the subject has grown to be truly huge.

When we look at the ratio of older people to people in the working ages (the old-age dependency ratio or ODR), however, we see that the potential changes are truly huge (Fig.  4).

His resilience was truly relentless: even after huge setbacks, he persevered and made the most of every situation.

Stephen Tropiano in Prime Time Closet: A History of Gays and Lesbians on TV writes that this approach was "truly groundbreaking"; no long speech, no huge discovery: "Like Willow, we're made to feel as if her love for Tara is the most natural thing in the world".

This is truly a huge loss.