[word=the] [lemma=□]
[word=the] [lemma=behemoth]
" He 's come a long way in changing the direction of the behemoth that is the US Forest Service , " says Ken Rait , executive director of the Heritage Forests Campaign , which comprises a coalition of conservation groups . Other than that though , IBM shows no signs of giving up on the behemoths ; amazingly the multi-million dollar units are credited with half the company 's profits and a quarter of its revenue , largely from related areas like software , services , and financing . Dems should be the natural party for family farmers , with Republicans supporting the behemoth corporations that are killing them . Thus BFW , a wonderful idea , became but another inside-the-beltway lobby for feeding the insatiable appetite of the behemoth that is the modern state . Home Depot , the behemoth of the U.S. home improvement industry , has publicly committed to phasing out wood from " endangered areas " ! This works somewhat well so long as the image is displayed on an interlaced display ( such as televisions or the behemoth CRT-based projectors you find in larger meeting rooms and theaters ) , but when shown on a progressive display ( including CRT computer monitors , all LCD monitors / projectors , and DLP projectors ) , the horizontal lines that result are obvious and , well , ugly . Vince Young , Matt Leinart and Reggie Bush - all headed to the NFL - - but in Pasadena they made for a thrilling game and outstanding finish as the behemoths from USC and Texas battled to the end.4 .