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• He'll be big on the Big Green again.
• Mexico can be big on ceremony and wide on nationalism.
• But economics will be big on Erdogan's agenda.
• The USEC sell-off could be big on Wall Street, too.
• I used to be big on film study,
• *Just a little additional note, the user doesn't appear to be big on talking.
• They're going to be big on the night scene _ everything from shapely satin theater suits to tuxedos.
• Trust me, guilt is going to be big on the Internet, and GuiltAmerica . com is selling stock.
• This year, like last year, will be big on violent comic book movies ( " Batman,"
• After all, while Yastrzemski might not be big on names and faces, he has helped McGuire hit the baseball hard again.
• Corporations may not be big on altruism, but they're not always wrong when they urge caution in adopting new programs.
• But defense is, after all, effort, and you would expect a Bird-coached team to be big on effort.
• "It doesn't sound like something that's going to be big on our list to prosecute,"
• Another administration official, describing Thursday's talks, said : " It's going to be big on concept.
• If the year had to be big on reruns, then at least the Kiss rerun was fun : bombastic, silly and outrageous.
• Ming might be big on the international scene, but no one stateside would even consider asking that question-at least not yet.
• "He'll be big on our staff, " said Michael, " if we can land him ."
• Since the days of Jim Plunkett and John Elway, the Cardinal has been known to be big on offense, but inadequate on defense.
• Palettes will be big on primary reds, bright pinks, cantaloupe oranges and _ in the big headline this market _ a wide range of purple.
• Cleo may not be big on logic or an even temper, but she's as loyal as can be to that big lug, Marc Antony.