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Meanings of huge bank in English
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Usage of huge bank in English
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Hopeful and yet fearful they saw the hugebank draw nearer and nearer.
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A hugebank of thunderclouds had moved out of the south and sealed the sky.
3
He jumped the ten feet to the power deck and darted behind the hugebank of atomic motors.
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On the other, the beach has a hugebank of soft sand for children and sunbathers to exploit.
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The country's central bank governor conceded on Wednesday a hugebank recapitalisation program had failed to reassure investors.
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There was a hugebank of cloud to windward; the wind came uneasily, in puffs, with a smell of rain.
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The bed was a tall, large, carved erection, with sweeping green and silver curtains, and a hugebank of lace-bordered pillows.
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Mosh shouted as a great gray mass vaulted effortlessly onto the stage, knocking over stands and crushing a hugebank of Digitech pedals.
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Then the hugebank of snow gave way and slid down the slope, carrying the guerrillas, and gathering volume and force as it went.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy is pushing for caps on hugebank bonuses that critics say encourage excessive risk-taking by financial players focused on short-term profits.
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Tembarom had thrust his hands into his pockets, and was standing deep in thought, looking at the hugebank of red coals in the fire-grate.
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Hugebanks of audio equipment and big tapes on recorders were all running.
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He was involved in the hugeBank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI) scandal.
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The hugebanks of silt lifted above the surface like the backs of yellow sperm whales.
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Training a powerful machine-learning algorithm often means running hugebanks of computers for days, if not weeks.
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The two countries have for decades pumped out propaganda from hugebanks of speakers as a form of psychological warfare.