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Terrorism has long been a tactic, but modern technology allows a few small men with outsized rage to murder innocents on a horrific scale.

It's a bit like the Drudge Report, but for greater China -- a news aggregator with an attitude and an outsized influence.

When it comes to seeking outsized returns, "stripping" has been a lucrative venture so far this year.

They did not sign up for "teaser" rates that upon reset were outsized relative to their income.

'The financial markets may not be recognizing the risks of a sudden drop-off. They're still not used to China's outsized swings. '

The Revolutionary Committee's Benghazi headquarters looks like an outsized high-modernist tepee.

Researchers say these may be associate with an outsized drive for reward and an inability to register fearful expressions in others.

This idea is an outsized version of the healthy desire not to shut yourself down and hold things back.

Thus a sharp fall in prices would produce a raft of nonperforming loans and "would have an outsized impact on Chinese banks. "

With investor sentiment already at record lows, any piece of good economic news could have an outsized effect on stocks.

Now a third stage is at hand, one of dangerously outsized expectations.

The modern marketplace is rife with individual-versus-group conflicts like the one that spawned outsized antlers in bull elk.

And molecular markers show that the five true fingers develop together in a mole embryo, with the outsized sesamoid cropping up later.

For a company with a tiny market share in Asia, Apple Inc. has an outsized reputation.

Male fiddler crabs wave an outsized claw to show off, and male hummingbirds display their flying prowess with a flamboyant mating dive.

He had the feeling of something that had started normally and had then brought great, outsized, giant repercussions.

It can be viewed as an outsized piece of furniture or a fragment of the landscape itself, in undulation above the ground.

Nokia is an outsized part of the small Nordic country's economy -and self-image.

Banks that have many branches in a particular city tend to gain an outsized share of local deposits.

Outside, another friend is carrying a messenger bag with an outsized LV logo, and pacing the sidewalk.

Immigrants continue to make an outsized contribution to the American economy.

Mr. Christensen warned in early 2006 about Iceland's yawning current-account deficit, its overheated economy and its outsized banks.

She hadn't traveled to Africa to talk about her husband the ex-president. But even there, she couldn't escape his outsized shadow.

When you look back with the benefit of hindsight, it is truly amazing how outsized A. I. G. 's insurance commitment was, at $440 billion.

Wall Street banks are reaping outsized profits by trading with the US Federal Reserve, the Financial Times reported.

Its outsized need for oil, iron ore, bauxite, lumber and so on affects the very commodity markets on which it relies.

But their work is diminished by internal conflicts and bureaucratic lethargy, bred in part by outsized salaries.

The key to Paulson's outsized gains is that he amplified these returns by creating gold-denominated versions of his five funds.

Florida, accustomed to outsized influence in national elections, decided it could do better.

Now the story is reversed, as the island is enjoying outsized benefits from the rapid recovery in the tech sector.

One explanation is the outsized appetite of Larry Ellison, Oracle's flamboyant chief executive.

Lu You, who anchors a soccer show on CCTV, also said outsized incomes and high expectations had crippled men's soccer.

The capital is based in oil-rich Abu Dhabi, reflecting the emirate's outsized wealth and power in the federation.

The palaces bear no relation to current obligations. They have become outsized repositories of beauty.

That rule puts the UK on a par with Switzerland, which also has an outsized banking sector.

Their outsized sales and earnings have inflated China's savings and trade surpluses.

Canada's oil sands, or tar sands, as the goo is known, are outsized in every way.

Even the idea that small businesses play an outsized role in the economy has come under attack lately.

The Chinese people are generally pretty happy, but the Party leadership is terrified of their outsized expectations.

That's because other things in America tend to be outsized, too: higher incomes, wider roads, lower gas prices and longer driving distances.

But our collective lust for iPod-like gadgets has some outsized impacts on the planet.

A big part of the reason is the outsized appetite of Larry Ellison, Oracle's flamboyant chief executive.

It is a member of NATO and is playing an outsized role in the campaign in Libya.

And the result is we overload our bulging closet as we tote home yet another outsized, gorgeous . . . tote.

A big reason for the turn: Emerging markets, while still the home to outsized growth, had gotten expensive.

Though fickle and much revised, they have an outsized effect on the financial markets and policymakers.

With outsized ears, the Black-tailed Jackrabbit is very distinctive.

For Facebook, which has itself never known anything but outsized growth, this is a sobering thought.

The government could leverage its control over these big state-owned firms to get outsized gains.

The activists want an end to Happy Meals, and they want Ronald McDonald to hang up his outsized shoes.

This outsized bank-directed investment stimulus leaves little doubt as to how bad it was in China in late 2008 and early 2009.

Apple can make outsized profits in part because it controls software for the devices, which helps it charge more favorable prices.

That's when we should know that ours fear have become outsized and need to be reevaluated.

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To close that credibility gap we must take action on both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue to end the outsized influence of lobbyists;