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The Red Sox and Yankees are marketing behemoths , so it is no surprise to see that they outperform their revenue target.

But the Treasury's proposed reforms still appear to leave the door open to substantial taxpayer support of ailing financial behemoths .

Today, as a result of this last crisis, we see, at the core of the system, behemoths whose creditors know they are too significant to fail.

Made of a metal akin to adamantium, the blades could cut through even the bony, scaled heads of the behemoths.

The Republicans oppose such fiat powers and want to leave it to the courts to deal with behemoths that over-reach themselves.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, America's government-backed mortgage behemoths, will fill part of that hole.

But Sir John dropped a strong hint that Britain's banking behemoths should not be broken up.

The service was reinstated earlier his month and it appeared that the relationship between the two behemoths had been mended.

Yet there was an unbridgeable gap between IBM and China's behemoths.

Rather than fight the formation of global behemoths, policy makers must ensure they do not abuse their power.

They never had to deal with institutions of the size and complexity of our banking behemoths.

To ensure the primacy of these behemoths, monetary leveraging has dramatically expanded.

Credit card debt, and other debts, are holding you back so get rid of those 20% a year interest rate behemoths as soon as possible.

Policy makers argue that shackling some of the very biggest banks with new rules will keep the behemoths from getting into trouble.

Only with such behemoths can shippers and retailers achieve the economies of scale that are necessary to make the Asia-Europe trade pay.

To ensure the safety of the financial system and America's democracy these behemoths must be broken up.

SHIFTING consumer tastes and changing regulations have forced even the clumsiest of retail behemoths to be more fleet-footed.

Consider this: Today's multicore, multiprocessor systems are a far cry from yesterday's single-core behemoths.

S. Poultry behemoths like Smithfield, Tyson, and Cargill ship billions of undesirable chicken parts, especially feet, to China each year.

The behemoths give way to a second tier occupied by the likes of Toshiba, Samsung, Leviton, and Honeywell.

The hiring isn't limited to tech behemoths, with smaller Silicon Valley companies also diving headlong into the race for people.

Ancient Behemoths are the most powerful creature of the Strongholds.

Many of these for-profit behemoths use technology to lower costs and increase student numbers.

Dollars lost to corruption, and projects gone awry, spurred the growth of aid agencies into bureaucratic behemoths.

These rare, leggy behemoths, native to the waters off Japan, can measure up to 12 feet (3. 7 meters) from claw tip to claw tip.

It is in everyone's best interest for these two behemoths to maintain a stable and amicable relationship.

But it is more common, Mr Wu claims, for the state to side with information behemoths rather than promote competition.

But perhaps the most pressing question is how Google and the other internet behemoths will respond to these upstarts.

Metal behemoths roamed the skies, gorging themselves on lesser creatures.

But social networking startups can still make an impact without becoming web behemoths.

Behemoths like Barclays, Deutsche and UBS may reasonably expect to find some shelter under Mr Paulson's tarpaulin.

To ensure the security of the financing system and America's democrair conditioningy these behemoths must be separdined ond.

Behemoths' family live by river, they wash in river everyday. One day, they don't go for washing, why?

Other Chinese industrial behemoths are set to follow Sany's example.

Corporate behemoths also have designs on the location-based market.

The behemoths are indeed sharks: They breathe through gills, like fish. They are cold-blooded, like fish.

The third concern is the internet behemoths' habit of gobbling up promising firms before they become a threat.

If more states insulate their domestic banking systems, they should find it easier to agree how to regulate cross-border behemoths.

We want 345 horsepower in a V-8 engine. We drive behemoths. We drive them alone. We don't have limits. We have liberties.

Washington, the argument goes, let banks grow into behemoths in the first place.

Exchange rates became a particular obsession in the 2000s as Japan focused on its export behemoths to maintain a trade surplus.

It may be that a maverick research organization beats the government behemoths to the finishing line.

It cavorted with woolly mammoths and giant sloths and other Ice Age behemoths in Europe and Asia, starting about 2. 5 million years ago.

A marriage of the two book behemoths could lead to some significant cost savings through economies of scale.

It is true that Silicon Roundabout's plucky businesses probably could not have struck such deals with foreign behemoths on their own.

It provides these intricateservices to some of Japan's biggest corporate behemoths.

Sandwiched between the two towering behemoths was a replica of the Chinese rocket which ventured into space last year.

In addition, it is also developing home-grown silicon chips to power the behemoths.

The behemoths are capable of reaching 4 feet (1. 2 meters) long and weighing more than 500 pounds (227 kilograms).

On the other hand many of the old state behemoths were costly failures.

These giant, twisted behemoths birth many darkspawn at a time;

even the clumsiest of retail behemoths

Metal behemoths roamed the skies,