We like it enough to look past the supersize lettering.
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AND FINALLY Supersize me You've made paper airplanes before, right?
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And, this being America, the Flying Pig jianbing is supersize.
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The supersize version of Gannett has a byzantine corporate structure.
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These supersize portions are reflected in our daily calorie intake.
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So to supersize my payments and actually see progress was addicting.
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Amika Limited Edition Supersize Styling Holiday Hair Care Set, $40; amazon.
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It's putting an extra premium on viral moments and supersize conceits.
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As supersize vehicles bear heavier loads, maintenance budgets can't keep up.
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The show brings to mind those supersize sodas sold in movie theaters.
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There's also a new ability to supersize your Pokémon for bigger fights.
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But the supersize 2020 primary field is essentially the opposite of that.
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Its streets hum with supersize cars and its skyline bristles with cranes.
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Elsewhere there were exaggerated bows, supersize strands of pearls and gargantuan ruffles.
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Collared shirts are tricky to rock supersize, which ultimately gives them their cool.
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They have a lot of both, but they're not trying to supersize anything.
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But as of now, the generic polls do not show a supersize wave.
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The idea that a pill can supersize human intelligence is decidedly science fiction.
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At its best, this cosmic duo can help unite warring factions and supersize romance.
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The engineers at Sant'Agata Bolognese have somehow managed to supersize the Lambo sports car.
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Watch the video above to get her tips from her "Supersize It" video series.
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What was life like before we ever uttered the words "Big Mac" or "supersize it"?
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That includes a broad mix of supersize deals, tiny seed rounds and everything in-between.
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It was a supersize ski chalet, and its green pointed roofs were dusted with snow.
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Her supersize garden basket is like a harvest basket on steroids — in a good way.
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In New York, Sies Marjan and Proenza Schouler went supersize, with space for every essential.
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Six weeks after "Super Size Me" (22008) premiered, McDonald's removed the "supersize" option from their menu.
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I put my supersize arm around her and could feel my triceps catch on my sleeve.
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Eastern, viewers seeking postgame reaction can watch supersize panels on cable news or scroll through Twitter.
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On Beauty As supersize blowouts return to the runways, a guide to building effortless-looking volume.
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Browsing Electronically heated puffers, pre-layered sweaters, supersize scarves and more to make winter dressing jollier.
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And skipping rehearsal isn't an option in a country known for supersize parades to mark major events.
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It's something like a Lincoln Blackwood with a supersize passenger compartment, and a price just as large.
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"We hope this action will encourage McDonald's to supersize their ambition," ShareAction Chief Executive Catherine Howarth said.
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Marvel Studios likes to supersize everything — its heroes, blowups, runtimes, opening theaters, market share and so on.
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Every galaxy seems to have a supersize version of one of these monsters squatting at its core.
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That's why Amazon has a "one-click" button and fast-food companies make it easy to supersize.
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Supersize fries came in a 7-ounce carton, versus the 6-ounce carton of the "large" fries size.
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These ships cut Maersk's costs relative to its rivals, which retaliated with their own orders for supersize ships.
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What do you get when you mix a lovely Mexico vacation with a supermodel and her supersize squad?
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The second effect of declining NFL ratings is the slow collapse of the supersize pay TV bundle itself.
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Supersize fries came in a 7-ounce carton, versus the 6-ounce carton of the "large" fries size.
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The signs are all around us, from XXXL clothing sizes to supersize movie seats and even larger coffins.
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Burberry's supersize color-block scarf will turn more heads than any camel and black plaid accessory, however classic.
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The genre formula works like this: First, you pick a terrestrial creature—say, a shark—and you supersize it.
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The Epson full-HD 2500 lumens projector can instantly supersize your favourite films, games, and sporting events at home.
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I'm not alone in my quest for a smaller iPhone as others speak out against the supersize phone trend.
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PARIS — The letters ran the length of the building, spotlit against the night sky, a supersize billboard: Emporio Armani.
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The show is a greatest-hits of sorts, with just three supersize works, all with "Pulse" in the title.
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But he may discuss the multiple streaming services that Disney is building — and hopes to supersize with Fox assets.
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He raged against nitrites, Alfredo sauces and supersize portions of anything, and became by his own admission an extremist.
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Although GateHouse was the larger of the two companies, the supersize version of the two took the Gannett name.
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The show brings to mind those supersize sodas sold in movie theaters, which Mayor Michael Bloomberg once quixotically campaigned against.
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If it's more than the price premium Samsung or your local carrier charges, go ahead and supersize your next phone.
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No supersize The opening of a Target store in Vermont next year will put the retailer in all 50 states.
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We got Danielle Bregoli leaving LAX Monday night, where she had 2 supersize dudes at her and her mom's side.
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As the world changed and waistlines grew, Americans turned away from supersize culture and started choosing different kinds of foods.
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Second, a supersize (6.5-inch) version of the iPhone XS with a name TBD (popular guesses are "Max" and "Plus").
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It developed supersize gills and lost its scales, which enabled it to absorb the water's plentiful oxygen through its skin.
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Early on, Airbus hoped to sell up to 1,200 supersize planes over two decades; it has produced only 194 so far.
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Judging by the scale of his orchid book, he would have thrilled at the supersize version of his modest rock formation.
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That means many areas of China may not develop the sort of supersize industrial farming common to places like America's Midwest.
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It is the exhibition that takes over the second floor of the museum, not just one of the three supersize works.
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Put another way, does adding maltodextrin to your supersize ice cream smoothie really make it more harmful than it already was?
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We're not quite sure as to why the store decided to supersize these specific products, but we're definitely not mad about it.
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It is the exhibition that takes over the second floor of the museum, not just one of the three supersize works. Opinion
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ABC, CBS and NBC allotted a supersize block of time — three hours in prime time — to feed viewers' appetite for political news.
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Dunn, a supersize slugger for the Reds, launched a 535-foot rocket over a center-field deck at Great American Ball Park.
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While the focus was on the latest LED light sculptures and supersize sofas, some design aficionados stood out for their own style.
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Then he diced them, dried them in the sun and pounded them into powder with a tabili, a supersize mortar and pestle.
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So with that in mind, here's a supersize winners and losers, with nine winners and 10 losers from the seventh season finale.
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The measures include a statewide tax on sugary drinks, bans on supersize drinks popular at convenience stores and a new health warning label.
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Documentaries like "Supersize Me" and "Food, Inc." have brought the issues of obesity and the ethics of food production to the national stage.
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One of broadband's biggest players is going to get even bigger — but it's not going to be able to supersize your internet bill.
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It's not the first time Apple has launched more than two iPhones—a regular phone and a supersize version—at the same time.
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The Bosnian tradition of Cimburijada, also known as the Festival of Scrambled Eggs, celebrates the first day of spring with a supersize breakfast.
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And the result is that other characters, including the villains, get to have all the fun and show off their supersize, memorable personalities.
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In her popular feature, "Supersize It", Sturino pulls outfits from size zero models and celebrities and recreates them to fit her size 12 body.
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But the supersize nature of these storms is also thanks to the 11 consecutive record-breaking months of hot temperatures the planet is experiencing.
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A new store in Read more: This supersize Krispy Kreme is expected to be the busiest in the world — here's what it looks like
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No one, it seems, knows quite what to expect from "Showgasm XXL," Ars Nova's supersize fund-raiser on Thursday at the Chelsea nightclub Marquee.
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Supersize your everyday apple slicer, and you have a device that cuts a watermelon the same way, by pressing it down over the fruit.
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With no natural predators, they have flourished on the region's supersize supply of birds, raccoons and opossums, as well as bobcats, deer and alligators.
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"We definitely weren't doing the Supersize Me diet, but I think we're both happy to be back home and be able to cook," Steven says.
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Perhaps more importantly, they will need to have the flexibility to supersize very early investments to help new companies get off the ground, he said.
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The company then re-emerged, in front of a glittering Art Nouveau swirl of a set piece, to perform a supersize, Las Vegas-flavored encore.
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And in 2016, Russian trolls showed American operatives how to supersize their basket of dirty tricks, barraging social media with all kinds of phony information.
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Mr. Gursky set the record for a single photograph at auction in 2011 when one of his supersize images, "Rhine II," sold for $4.3 million.
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Throughout much of the Midwest and South, the rural transportation system is crumbling, and as supersize vehicles bear heavier loads, maintenance budgets can't keep up.
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Last week, McDonald's began testing two new versions of the Big Mac in Texas and central Ohio: a Mac Jr. and a supersize Grand Mac.
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While it may not gain the notoriety of something like Supersize Me, Choma's pseudo-photo documentary offers up a rarely seen peek into a rarified world.
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Why it matters: It reflects the secondary deal effects of consolidation, as rampant chipmaker mergers have put pressure on suppliers like Applied Materials to also supersize.
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Supersize your fork Plates aren't the only dinnerware you can use to your advantage; the size of your fork could also affect how much you eat.
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But rest assured that as channeled by Ms. Close, who is backed by a 40-piece orchestra, Miss Desmond's ego will be as supersize as ever.
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Breadth doesn't always equal depth in Matthew Lopez's supersize, vividly painted portrait of gay life in the 21st century, featuring E.M. Forster as a spirit guide.
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Act I has its own virtuosic feat in the form of a supersize Christmas tree, which captures all the magic and wonder of this familiar tale.
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If successful, the Beijing investment outfit gets a Chinese consumption play pre-packed with Western-style governance, and its technology knowhow could supersize the $14 billion company.
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But if you're planning a big holiday party, or just have a large family with an incredible sweet tooth, then this supersize roll may be for you.
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A magnetar is a young neutron star that sometimes burps out charged particles in a supersize version of the coronal mass ejections that erupt on the sun.
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It's made of brass, zinc and bronze (yeah, no actual gold) and is also 3/4 of an inch taller -- so the supersize version's got some oomph.
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The supersize back rumbled over the Patriots to the tune of 204 yards from scrimmage and a touchdown, helping make up for quarterback Ryan Tannehill's no-show.
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Sobia and I parted ways at Montana's Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport, a supersize log cabin with grizzlies, buffalo, and bison cast in bronze milling about baggage claim.
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Mr. Gvasalia's supersize hoodies and foul-mouthed provocations have earned him an immediate tribe of worshipful followers; they have also netted him the artistic directorship of Balenciaga.
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With a supersize wave, bigger than observers now predict, the fallout can be enormous because gerrymandering only rearranges district lines and cannot manufacture more votes for a party.
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PARIS — Airbus said on Tuesday that it would sharply curtail production of the A380 superjumbo jet, the world's largest passenger plane, as airline demand dwindles for supersize aircraft.
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For that matter, why not break up some of these supersize installments from this season into two separate ones that let moments land and things develop less frantically?
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Guy Ritchie's knights of the Round Table origin story, King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, is two-plus hours of sorcery, swashbuckling, and supersize CG snakes and swamp rats.
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It is a supersize project that this filmmaker and dedicated gamer (who turns 45 on May 30) passionately campaigned to make, with just two previous movies on his résumé.
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The Huffington Post reports that DeGeneres will host Ellen's Game of Games, which will bring popular games from her daytime show and supersize them for your prime time pleasure.
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Wheels In a land where trucks often start at large and climb to supersize, the new hot thing is not an overpowered dreadnought but a midsize pickup from Jeep.
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Since Americans like their produce big, and big fruit is more efficient to grow, growers do everything they can to supersize their fruit, even at the expense of flavor.
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"You are an impetuous, arrogant pipsqueak," shouts the detective in charge, who tries to fire him before realizing he could use this pipsqueak's supersize brain to his own advantage.
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In many ways, the superhero movie puts a mystical cape on recycled bits from other popular genres, but with a hero as supersize as the rest of the country.
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When asked if ViacomCBS was large enough to compete against its supersize competitors, Ms. Redstone said it would be a mistake to confuse a company's value with its heft.
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Perhaps she was referring to "Forever Marilyn," New Jersey's supersize sculpture of the Hollywood sex symbol in a windblown dress, or to Jersey Shore mascot Snooki's treatment of public art.
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The 45-year-old actor and television personality just added another show to his resume — this time, it's an HGTV home makeover series called Supersize My Pool, premiering July 6.
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India has a big appetite for on-demand startups at the moment, and today one of the hopefuls in the food category has raised some money to supersize its business.
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Even if life has given me a supersize container of fries, I'm worrying about what's going to happen after the fries are over: Should I have gotten a milkshake instead?
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Neighborhood Joint It's early morning, but Sal, Kris & Charlie's Deli, a small shop in Astoria, Queens, which specializes in supersize sandwiches, is full of customers with lunch on their minds.
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So it stands to reason that a country of supersize celebrity and riches would have a surfeit of charlatans, including some who see even the White House as fair game.
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In Texas, the Lone Star flag is so beloved that a supersize version, large enough to cover the side of a building, makes frequent appearances at parades and sporting events.
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Watch the video above from her series, "Supersize It" to see how she takes one of her favorite celebrity fashion trends and makes it a staple in her own everyday wardrobe.
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There may be a taste for a supersize American-cheese blowhard fantasy compendium of all the ills of Western civilization poured into one guy, but you need a MUCH lighter touch.
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Though Ms. Swift has been performing in huge rooms for a decade, her "1989" tour, which played in both arenas and stadiums in 2015, was her first supersize pure-pop extravaganza.
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Australia is home to a slew of supersize, venomous creatures that seem to have slithered right out of R. L. Stine's imagination — so, be careful when visiting an Australian petting zoo.
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Newsroom employees at The Arizona Republic, a daily belonging to the supersize version of Gannett that came into being after the merger with GateHouse Media, voted to become unionized in October.
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Elite Daily was one of several companies that figured out how to tap into Facebook to supersize growth a few years ago, generating clicks with high-volume, low-brow, dude-friendly content.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - If Paulus Prajudha ever stops working, he will be exceedingly happy about the decision he made in his early 4013s to supersize his retirement account with catch-up contributions.
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Much of the mining takes place in China, which generates most of its electric power from coal, prompting warnings that bitcoin threatens to wreck the environment and supersize the world's carbon footprint.
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However, the iPhone 7 provides optical image stabilization in both the regular and supersize models, and upgrades the hardware to a six-element lens for more colorful photos with greater image detail.
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Only last month H&M sought to cash in on the impact of her socially conscious, street-inflected message, releasing a line of sustainably produced sweatshirts, supersize hoodies, bucket hats and beanies.
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The switch has led some app companies to supersize their apps — introducing new features or partnerships that create revenue — so they can squeeze more money from their existing users, according to Chan.
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After the crushing, confusing, overbearing mess that was 2013's Star Trek Into Darkness, 2016's Beyond rights course with what amounts to a supersize episode of the original 1960s TV show.
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Still, supersize white denim paired with cropped wool jackets with football-player shoulders, a satin viscose and pinstripe pastiche jumpsuit, oily nylon anoraks and aprons over all, were less lighthearted than heavy-handed.
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For example, in addition to adding more salads and fruit on fast food menus, McDonald's has eliminated its "supersize" meal option, though McDonald's denies that decision had anything to do with the film.
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We could rack up a crazy AC bill (and supersize our carbon footprint) by keeping our apartments climate-controlled 24/7 to preserve our beauty stash — if you even have an AC unit.
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To celebrate her historic milestone, DC Entertainment is winding up a supersize superhero blowout, with a bustling slate of new releases, merchandising rollouts and tie-ins for fans new and die-hard alike.
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A day after SpaceX's final flight of Starhopper, a stubby prototype of an enormous planned launch system called Starship, company founder Elon Musk dropped a clue about his supersize plans for the future.
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For years, ports along the East Coast have been drawing up plans to accommodate the supersize container ships that have started to arrive now that the Panama Canal has been widened and deepened.
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They say they will argue that the distributors lobbied members of Congress for favorable legislation and not only cast a blind eye on supersize orders but rewarded sales teams that brought them in.
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Like other gateways up and down the East Coast, Savannah has bet heavily on attracting a hefty share of the supersize container ships routed through the enlarged Panama Canal and the Suez Canal.
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In 2011, Supersize Me director Morgan Spurlock temporarily renamed the town of Altoona, Pennsylvania, to POM Wonderful Presents The Greatest Movie Ever Sold, Pennsylvania — likely to the annoyance of its residents and postal workers.
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Game of Thrones concluded its abbreviated seventh season with a supersize episode featuring a whole lot of talking, as what seemed like half of the series' cast held a very lengthy series of negotations.
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But as the initial reaction dies down, and the new supersize tweets take hold, what does the picture of Twitter look like, and how attractive will it be to its users, both new and existing?
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But to make sure the shade flatters each woman's complexion, the makeup artist's starting by lining the ladies' lip with one of three lip liners: Venus, Pillowtalk or Supersize Me (all from her cosmetics line).
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Supersize contractor bags of smelly, leaking garbage are stacked up to 10-feet high outside gleaming high-rise towers, ready to topple over on someone who is not paying attention, or is just really unlucky.
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The retail giant not only tallied up the carbon footprint of its trucking fleet and supersize stores, it also set out to quantify the greenhouse gas emissions associated with the countless products offered on its shelves.
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She poked her head inside what looked like the supersize hair dryer to listen to the sounds of vagrant winds, chittering birds and wildlife, as rapt as if she had entered some mystical chamber of wonders.
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The supersize pipeline, stretching along a 715-mile route from Alberta to the Pacific Ocean, will pump 890,000 barrels of oil to the coast each day—more than doubling the current carbon emissions from tar sands.
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Hecht also coaxed his famous actor, producer and musician friends to join him in mounting "We Will Never Die," a large-scale pageant — essentially a supersize Broadway musical, written by Hecht, with a cast of hundreds.
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Outerwear in slick plaid (at Fendi), in boldly supersize shapes (at Balenciaga) and in puffy leather (at Prada) provided the big, fat exclamation points at the end of each label's fall 21 statement on the runway.
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Weighty mid-calf Army gumboots similar to ones that also turned up at Ferragamo, Dolce & Gabbana and Prada were amped up with supersize lug soles that gave the models the appearance of giants, another battle trick.
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Apple's results, which will be reported on Tuesday after the market closes, will include three full months of sales of the company's latest smartphone models, including the supersize iPhone 1703 Plus, which was introduced in September.
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A place more like Canada or a supersize version of New Zealand, rather than an industrial and technological powerhouse that intervened decisively in two world wars and anchored a coalition of liberal states to defeat communism.
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His intensity, passion, and power of persuasion were driving forces that were always on display — as were a supersize ego, a free-spending attitude, and a stunning disregard for traditional boundaries between personal projects and company business.
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Now, supersize men with crippling injuries and high tolerances for pain medication, such as Grimes and Gibson, seek out far stronger and more dangerous drugs, like high-dosage OxyContin, which cost about $500 for roughly 50 pills.
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But Samsung is evidently keen to try to limit brand damage to the Note brand — which it introduced in 2011, ushering in a successful run of phablet-sized smartphones and encouraging other smartphone makers to supersize handset screens.
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"When Trump voters hear that he wants to cut the federal payroll and shut down the N.E.A., a bell goes off that says he's a deficit hawk, even if his tax plan will supersize the debt," Hochschild said.
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Trousers were higher in the waist and wider in the leg than they have been since the precocious hip-hop consumers who once constituted his base took his preppy gear and made it hip by wearing it supersize.
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Trump viscerally reacted to the Washington University town hall like a man who'd imbibed a supersize serving of rage juice, speaking loudly and quickly as he responded to audience questions and parried Clinton's volley of attacks on his character.
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Though several TV shows and movies released teasers and new footage, one of the biggest drops was literally big, with Godzilla: King of the Monsters providing a supersize jolt to the proceedings in perhaps the convention's best sneak peek.
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Early in "Fahrenheit 451," Montag (Michael B. Jordan) readies himself in front of his bathroom mirror, which doubles as a supersize smart screen, pulsating with news updates and a never-ending river of responses from his social-media followers.
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I wanted to discuss how the first week of 2017 is done, how I'm re-watching Supersize Me to avoid breaking my New Year's fast while refreshing MSNBC's website to see if we've lost anything else besides Obamacare and Planned Parenthood.
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In most cases you don't even need to supersize your meal to max out its calorie capacity, but when the cashier asks if you want fries with that, in the future it's probably a good idea to just say no.
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The Shanghai resort, which will ultimately be four times as big as Disneyland, has a supersize castle, a longer parade than any of the other five Disney resorts around the world, and a vast central garden aimed at older visitors.
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In Debt In recent weeks, we have received the latest installment in the long-running — and some would say quixotic — attempt to explain how certain supersize American financial institutions would be addressed under the bankruptcy code if they were to fail.
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While companies like Samsung and Huawei are looking to supersize their phones with massive foldable displays, Sony appears to be going in the opposite direction, downsizing a previous release which it says fits in the palm of a user's hand.
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Mostly figurative, the work ranges from teensy to supersize (one piece is three stories tall), and reveals an unexpected degree of multiculturalism in images that go beyond standard Greek nudes to include Hathor, Kali, Quetzalcoatl, the Buddha, and Mickey Mouse.
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An often overlooked tax perk can supersize your startup&aposs exit payout by wiping out capital-gains taxes on at least $10 million in profits — or on a whopping 10 times the amount of your original investment — whichever is bigger.
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Quite a few of these cheeky variations on the 1980s power suit were an overt nod to the deliberately supersize suit coats seen last fall at Balenciaga, Céline and others, which may have been pinched from an ultra-hunky boyfriend's wardrobe.
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The streamlined nature of operations at Lake Orion makes it an ideal testing ground for new production tools, including G.M.'s first collaborative robot, a supersize version of Dynamic's but with an exterior like that of a foam pool noodle.
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Then, I compared the Thins with the standard and Big Cup peanut butter cups We're all familiar with the classic Reese's Peanut Butter Cup, but I decided to add the "supersize" version of the treat into the mix as well.
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I know runners can under-train for a marathon, but until I visited the new supersize Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) — all additional 47,000 square feet of it — I didn't know it was possible to be out of shape for a museum.
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While the much-talked-about 20133 percent is doing just fine, the supersize gains are taking place even further up the income ladder, according to what Mr. Bloom and four colleagues found by examining 22013 years of data from the Social Security Administration.
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Twitter's co-founder and chief executive, Jack Dorsey, posted a supersize tweet to explain: Behind the move, according to The Times's Mike Isaac: The hope that removing the notoriously short 140-character limit will help the company increase its stagnant user base.
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In an era before microphones could supersize voices, actors had only their own vocal cords to project to the back of the theater, and Harrison — a novice to the Broadway musical, though he had sung in London shows decades before — was feeling insecure.
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While it is true that the supersize turnout and support of those groups helped elect President Obama twice, the white portion of the electorate, which votes strongly Republican, underperformed in support of John McCain in 2008, and white turnout was down in 2012.
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At the far less glamorous A & O Venezia Mestre hostel-hotel, a supersize budget lodging in the Mestre area on the mainland, I would spend the equivalent of about $115 on one of the most expensive accommodations: a bright, bare-bones twin room.
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Stern looked at the basketball court and saw the world's greatest athletes, a unique, supersize group of players who could fly through the air on their way to twisting dunks and toss a large ball through a small hoop from 30 feet away.
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And she has used the supersize attention she has received in this country to draw attention to her American peers, those young activists who have dutifully organized for climate action in their communities without any of the limelight that she has received.
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"Raise Hell" also shows that her success didn't come easily and how hard it was to be the supersize smart girl in a place and time where only show-offs read books and the only women who mattered were gifted at wielding pompoms.
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The arrangement gives Mr. Plepler a significant role in an expanding streaming universe soon to include HBO Max, a supersize platform that has been a focus of his former corporate home since he departed in February after having lost some of his autonomy.
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They don't tell stories so much as they set up generic comedic situations for people to pratfall their way through — like supersize I Love Lucy episodes, but without that show's awareness that 25 minutes of Lucy per week was all you really need.
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People laughed for a variety of reasons, it was thought: in response to the folly of others, as an expression of superiority; to release aggressive or sexual tension; or to register upended expectations — say, ordering a "small" cola and receiving a supersize half-gallon cup.
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The Federal Reserve did what it could Tuesday to offset the growing economic impact of the coronavirus by announcing a supersize reduction in its benchmark interest rate — the first time the Fed has acted between its regularly scheduled meetings since the financial crisis in 2008.
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Companies like Blue Origin, founded by Jeffrey P. Bezos, and Virgin Galactic, founded by Richard Branson, are promising rides all the way to space inside rocket-powered vehicles, offering a few minutes of exhilaration and weightlessness in what are essentially supersize roller coaster rides.
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For more than a decade, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and the Army Corps of Engineers have been digging a 50-foot-deep channel to accommodate a new generation of supersize ships traveling to New York from an expanded Panama Canal.
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Keep sweeping it under the matThought we could do better than thatI hope we can JON CARAMANICA A stew of several different — and conflicting — strategies for supersize hip-hop songs, "Outlet" is either the sound of a genre in free fall or in free flight.
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Ensconced at the far end of the firm's equity desk, his four computer screens flash an array of color-coded execution cues, and he is a frequent target of good-natured trading-room banter, sending up his supersize console, his youth and even his Indian accent.
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But in his new sequel, Supersize Me 2: Holy Chicken, which premieres tonight at the festival, Spurlock is taking a closer look at how fast food works from behind the scenes, exposing how the health food craze he helped kick off is being turned against the consumer.
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In transitioning from Idol to X Factor, Cowell said his main goal was to "supersize everything," which is exactly what he did, combining the dramatic glitz and glamour of Idol with the homespun earthiness of the Got Talent franchise (while also leaving Ryan Seacrest's humiliating voiceover behind).
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Originally, the legislature reached a compromise with a rollback to 2006 tax rates and a referendum for a "supersize" exemption, but when the referendum was struck down by a court, the original plan of just adding another $25,000 exemption passed instead, on top of the rate rollback.
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The dinosaur likely ate supersize meals, using its large digestive system to extract nutrients from all kinds of plants, even tough ones, said the study's lead researcher Stephen Poropat, a palaeontologist and research associate at the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum of Natural History in Queensland, Australia.
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Each year, the committee invites twelve Israelis to perform an act that, to many American Jews, and even to many Israeli Jews, resembles nothing so much as a supersize bar-or-bat-mitzvah-candle-lighting-ceremony, in which F-16 flyovers have been substituted for cake.
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Otherworldly objects — a bouquet of flowers and fingers, a champagne bottle stopped with the end of a hot dog, supersize cigarettes stubbed out in a ashtray as big as a dinner plate, all pale as raw dough — dry on a shelf, resembling cakes waiting to be baked.
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Meanwhile McDonald&aposs, its biggest competitor in the fast-food world, successfully rebounded from the damage its reputation suffered from "Fast Food Nation" and "Supersize Me."So what makes McDonald&aposs the burger of the world and Carl&aposs Jr. just another fast-food burger chain?
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Then again, if his primary aim was to represent, in all its tragicomic contradictions, the devolution of a country that could conceivably elect Donald J. Trump as its next president, perhaps chaotic, surrealist excess was the only choice to make in this supersize and audacious novel of American misadventure.
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He is attired after the effeminate fashion often favored in photographing young boys more than a century ago, with the addition of round pink dots on his cheeks, and she wears a tutu-like skirt and a curly wig that makes her seem like a supersize Shirley Temple.
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The clothing, fit for a rave, was a riot of color in psychedelic patterns and clashing proportions: There were hearts and smiley faces printed on matching tops and pants, shrunken polos layered over boldly striped T-shirts, oversize polka dots on supersize shirting and retro racer-back tank tops.
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Together, the two competing properties in the small, hushed Los Angeles neighborhood of Bel Air have become the Godzilla-versus-King Kong of rich real estate, rising as concrete symbols of the new class of supersize wealth and offering a window into the particular needs of today's billionaires.
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A little-known tax perk called Qualified Small Business Stock, or QSBS, can supersize your startup&aposs exit payout by wiping out long-term capital gains taxes on at least $10 million in profits — or on a whopping ten times the amount of your original investment — whichever is bigger.
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"The original Supersize Me was kind of all about fast food from the consumer perspective," he says of the groundbreaking 2004 film, in which he sacrificed his own body — eating McDonald's every day for a month as his health deteriorated — to prove the potentially fatal consequences of a fast food diet.
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The evening rally, a supersize version of the "Make America Great Again" rallies Mr. Trump has been staging in red states since the beginning of his presidency, was meant to energize the president and consolidate support in a must-win state where Mr. Trump's numbers are still softer than his advisers would like them to be.
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And because of the deteriorating interiors, many private livery companies are slowly phasing out even newer Town Cars, replacing them with supersize S.U.V.s, Mercedes sedans, Chrysler 300s or Lincoln Continentals, a model that Lincoln rebooted in 2016 after a 14-year absence from new-car lots, presumably because Matthew McConaughey wanted to make weird commercials about them.
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A generation after Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis and Ernie Hudson defended New York from paranormal terrors and a supersize marshmallow man in Ivan Reitman's 1984 comedy blockbuster (followed by a 1989 sequel), and after years of failed attempts at follow-ups and restarts, it seemed time for a new group of actors to handle the proton packs and the Ectomobile.
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Proportion play, asymmetry and contrast are signature tools of this designer, and here he paired supersize hooded denim trench coats with billowing denims; placed shrunken canvas work wear jackets atop rib-hugging leather vests; and presented armoring (yet luxurious and lightweight) lab coats reminiscent of early Yohji Yamamoto in a lineup that also played up the fragility of the body beneath the clothes.
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The supersize running back of the Titans (19.63-5) is likely to break into the open field multiple times against the awful run defense of the Jaguars (4-6), and as people saw in Week 10 — and in Weeks 13 and 14 of last season — once that happens, it is hard to catch up to him, let alone bring the big guy down.
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Created by the brothers Mark and Jay Duplass ("Togetherness"), "Room 104" is the latest in a string of anthology series — from BET's new hip-hop collection, "Tales," to the Duplasses' own animated "Animals" on HBO — whose self-contained stories offer a refreshing breather from supersize TV. "Room 104" has something of the spirit of another anthology, HBO's "High Maintenance," about the various clients of a Brooklyn pot dealer.
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Staged in a rickety wooden maze before an audience kept standing and against the aural background of a recorded conversation between David Lynch and the composer Angelo Badalamenti, Mr. Simons produced a deft and modest show of supersize letter jackets; tailored coats in traditional British woolens; immense and holey boyish sweaters with ragged hems that tenderly evinced the designer's respect for the innovations of his Belgian countryman Mr. Margiela and for the fragile landscape of boyhood.
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Dressed for the Krammer & Stoudt show in a rejiggered hooded Army M65 fishtail parka, its body elongated and its sleeves shortened; a patch-pocket wool shirt that looked like a supersize version of a standard-issue Pendleton; a pair of drawstring wool trousers Mr. Rubin based on a favorite pair of vintage Capri pants; and a high-crowned Esenshel rabbit velour hat with a brim the size of a cartwheel, TJ looked like an incredibly cool butch girl or a very pretty femme boy or both at once or something altogether in-between.
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