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giant

[jahy-uhnt] / ˈdʒaɪ ənt /




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The colossal weaknesses in Nancy's formation, the giant amounts of space conceded by his players were the problem again.

From BBC

“The biggest problem with somebody with Neff’s history is the giant screaming red flag that involves filing a prosecution based on unreliable evidence,” Levitt said.

From Los Angeles Times

The maker of giant masks for The Masked Singer as well as props for The Traitors has been describing the "fun and thrill" of working on the two hit TV programmes.

From BBC

The hard drive makers report quarterly results in late January, around when the Mag 7 giants might comment on data center spending plans.

From Barron's

The pharmaceutical giant, which is based in the U.K. but earns a substantial chunk of revenue from the U.S., said it would offer all prescription medications to Medicaid at lower prices.

From Barron's