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The consortium has been banking on Azerbaijan, which has vast reserves of gas.

And Pfizer has invested $50 million in Shanghai Pharmaceutical Industry, which has vast R&D capabilities.

The museum, which has vast underground stores, said it is equipped with anti-flooding pumps and watertight doors.

This shift will have profound implications for the developing world, which has vast untapped fossil fuel resources, but may be unable to realize their value.

History has shown that dams are too costly a method of generating electricity, and this is particularly true in Iraq, which has vast and unexploited solar potential.

The leading candidate is Al Udeid air base in Qatar, which has vast hangars and 15,000-foot runways, among the longest in the region.

Unlike Colorado and Wyoming, which have vast national forests and grasslands, Texas is ninety-seven per cent private property.

Several analysts cautioned that upstart bidders might be hard pressed to compete against the incumbents, which have vast cash reserves.

Two other agencies, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission, which have vast new duties involving financial instruments like swaps and credit ratings, have announced similar measures.

Although competition to handle payments is intense in the United States, the wider battlegrounds are in countries like India and Brazil, which have vast numbers of people without bank accounts, and a growing middle class.

What's more, investors are increasingly nervous about the exposure of American banks to their counterparts in Europe, which have vast holdings of bonds backed by Greece and other nations with weak economies.