Foes of gigantism point out that, so far, it is doing nicely without becoming Manhattan-by-the-Thames.

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Yet, alone among the armed services, the Coast Guard suffers from smallness rather than gigantism.

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This idea is the latest mutation of the outbreak of Presidential Gigantism that has afflicted the American left.

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Gigantism compels executives to fund only research products that will become big sellers.

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The federal government surely is overdue to be cured of its gigantism.

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Our list glorifying gigantism will provide much fodder for populists.

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Gastronomic gigantism may be a fad in Lebanon, where chefs recently baked a tray of kibbeh, a pie of minced meat and cracked wheat, at 20 square metres (215 square feet) a candidate for the Guinness Book of Records.

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