111.   The elimination of the pre-tournament favorites has thrown the World Youth Championship wide open and given previously thought of longshots Japan and Mali a chance at the big prize.

112.   The presidency is the big prize.

113.   The reaction came a day after Parliament finally passed a law allowing people to bet on the outcomes of Japanese professional soccer games for big prize money.

114.   This year, despite continuing concerns over human rights, China landed its big prize.

115.   With Bronson out of contention, Marion Jones, Hicham El Guerrouj and Haile Gebrselassie were left to aim for the big prize in later events.

116.   For US carriers the big prize is Britain, the largest US European market.

117.   But the big prizes -- bin Laden and fugitive Taliban leader Mullah Mohammed Omar -- have so far eluded capture.

118.   They speculated the colonel would be too big an intelligence prize to let him run the risk of capture.

119.   Nine primaries will be held on Tuesday while a big prize -- New York -- is Thursday.

120.   Prijedor, just east of Omarska where a notorious detention camp was opened early in the war, is considered one of the two big prizes before Banja Luka.

a. + prize >>共 334
first 9.67%
top 8.08%
big 6.88%
grand 6.48%
biggest 4.27%
literary 2.90%
bigger 2.67%
second 2.10%
ultimate 2.05%
prestigious 1.99%
big + n. >>共 1140
company 2.24%
city 2.08%
play 2.02%
difference 1.40%
man 1.37%
part 1.27%
problem 1.26%
one 1.22%
question 1.16%
hit 1.03%
prize 0.21%
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