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“We didn’t have the deep pockets of a ginormous corporation to ride that out,” Bushnell says of Two Bit’s COVID-19-induced closures, for which the backlog of bills eventually became too much to bear.

Lamb describes the sandwich as “ginormous” and “over-the-top good.”

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"After the threat of everything else, it was a ginormous £4," she says.

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The government has a ginormous majority in the House of Commons, but they have a different audience on the red benches at the other end of the Palace of Westminster.

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That would be a ginormous distraction for McVay and the players.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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