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Al Qaeda has never managed to carve out a large chunk of real estate to call its own—in Afghanistan it was a guest of the Taliban.

They gave us three laptops (to run our light show) and a nice chunk of cash.

According to Travolta, quite a good chunk of the dance routine was conceived on the spot.

Most scientists who study the Moon think it formed when a huge impact in the early Solar System broke a chunk of Earth off.

Reynolds spent $1.5 million on an anti-smoking campaign, a large chunk of his wealth.

It's a big chunk of money, and a little thing like killing a man or two won't trouble them.

She was working on a chunk of marble and she had the forehead and general scalp contours almost completed.

And it makes a huge chunk of a very different style and quality between Chapters II.

Davis, because a man of family and more conservative, insisted it would be a “pretty tough chunk of a fight.”

Then one o' the Lieutenant's men jerked the chunk o' cheese away and283 broke it open.