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Meanings of huge number in English

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Usage of huge number in English
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I know it's difficult: City have a huge number of top-level players.
The Guardian
2
These get a huge number of views, and therefore profit, from adverts.
BBC
3
In the meantime he must be contaminating a huge number of people.
Reuters
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That would require a huge number of athletes and decades of follow-up.
Reuters
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For instance, the war in Rwanda produced a huge number of victims.
The Brain, A Decoded Enigma
6
I had this huge number of karate moves which I had named.
The new yorker
7
The huge number of tied-up estates made buying and selling very difficult.
Recollections of My Childhood and Youth
8
That's not a huge number, but not bad for an online experiment.
Wired
9
Every major crisis exposes the huge number of poverty-stricken citizens affected.
The South African
10
He said: I have received a huge number of text messages.
News.com.au
11
A huge number of officers are getting attacked every year at this event.
The Guardian
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Once the virus enters the home, there'll be a huge number of deaths.
Radio NZ
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The meeting is sponsored by a huge number of international banks and corporations.
The Guardian
14
A wide range of issues affects a huge number of students.
The South African
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It was a huge number of warriors to bring together in one place.
The Descent
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A huge number of them play on fears of Turkey joining the EU.
The Guardian
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New Zealand
Common
Australia
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Ireland
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