Furthermore, Moussavi went into the election with massive support from the country's youth, who were unhappy with the faltering economy and an unemployment rate that tops 30 percent by some accounts.

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Such a ship would have obviated the need to send aircraft carriers with their massive groups of support ships to trouble spots.

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"I asked Robbie Keane (about Celtic) last week when I was away with Ireland and he said it was a massive, massive club, with an amazing support and fantastic training facilities, " he said.

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Finally, its support of the financial system with massive asset purchases in frozen markets, including commercial paper, mortgage backed securities, and currently Treasury notes.

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But the chancellor showed his support for the new deal agreed with Cyprus, which involves massive restructuring of the banking sector, saying it "leaves Cyprus with a sustainable debt situation".

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When Boeing succeeds with first flight, then obtains FAA certification and gets the 787 into commercial airline hands, the massive support network surrounding America's single largest exporter will come quickly to life.

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With such a massive economic relationship, even small improvements can increase trade by tens of billions of dollars and support hundreds of thousands of additional jobs on both sides of the ocean.

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With the help of massive government bailouts (except in Canada), the banks survived a stint on life support and many are not only profitable again but have repaid some or all of their loans.

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And America's attachment to abolishing farm support sits oddly with the farm bill which President George Bush signed last year and which provides for massive new subsidies for farmers.

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