Clones "may be up to four times bigger than normal animals and the placenta might be up to seven times bigger than in normal animals, " Jaenisch said.
Mr. JEREMY BROWN(ph): We've noticed a lot of mosquitoes around - some bigger than normal - but they flock to you within like three or four seconds of you being around.
Then on a stay in Mexico in 1956, he made the visual discovery that determined his career: he drew a mandolin with a tiny sound-hole, which made the instrument look bigger than normal.
The other cases do not show the sort of transmission pattern that normally gives away a genetic disease yet there is a bigger chance than normal that someone will suffer from Alzheimer's if relatives on his mother's side have also suffered.
Still, his track record in bigger-than-normal games has been abysmal.
This is a bigger-than-normal-blog deal because Hansson is a partner at a design outfit called 37signals, like Groupon based in Chicago and a creator and popularizer many of the tools used in Web 2.0 (Wired has a good story on them here.) Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos is an investor and advisor.
However, he added that the situation in bigger cities, including Paris, was normal.
The HTC One's rear camera's sensor is bigger than those traditionally fitted to smartphones, and its pixels are also larger than normal.
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In the wake of this kind of crisis, you would expect that gap to be wider than in normal times, but lately it has been not just large, but getting bigger - mortgage rates, for example, have been going up.
Unemployment has been higher in Ireland, but Iceland has endured a bigger drop in domestic demand, and saw inflation reach 18% (it is now back to normal levels).
By launching closer to the equator, the rocket receives a bigger boost from the Earth's rotation, meaning it can lift nearly double the mass of a normal Baikonur payload - a maximum of three tonnes, as opposed to 1.7 tonnes, into a geosynchronous orbit 36, 000km above the Earth.
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