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Some question whether massive bond-buying programs carried out by the European Central Bank and others after the financial crisis, and again during the pandemic, are partly to blame.

He saw the Industrial Revolution unleashing “more massive and colossal productive forces than have all preceding generations together” in “scarce one hundred years.”

In Peterborough, about 20 miles north of Huntingdon, Dal Hicks, who has lived in the city for about five years, said the event was "a massive shock as it is so close to home".

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Melissa caused at least 59 deaths and massive destruction across the Caribbean this week, notably in Jamaica where it roared ashore as a top-strength Category 5 hurricane, before striking eastern Cuba.

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There was no giant screen in the massive tent where a decadent dinner was being served in celebration of honorees artist Mary Corse and director Ryan Coogler.

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