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In the ever-growing vocabulary of Global English, each of these spotlighted terms has found its place in a worldwide conversation.
The English Is Coming! Leslie Dunton-Downer 2010
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In the ever-growing vocabulary of Global English, each of these spotlighted terms has found its place in a worldwide conversation.
The English Is Coming! Leslie Dunton-Downer 2010
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Some bands refuse to call it quits despite being long past their prime—witness the ever-growing list of nostalgia acts crisscrossing the country each summer.
A Swan Song for the Soundsystem Nick Neyland 2011
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Five years ago, no one could have foreseen that the Gas Rush, with its ever-growing track record of hazards, spills, leaks, explosions, water and air contamination, and health dangers, would have strained the monitoring capacities of state governments, and over-ridden the rights of ordinary citizens to the extent now seen.
Alison Rose Levy: Mr. Ruffalo and Mr. Fox Go to Washington, Ask for Moratorium on Fracking Alison Rose Levy 2011
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Who else would you like to see join the ever-growing voice cast?
Breaking: Isla Fisher Joins Johnny Depp In ‘Rango’ » MTV Movies Blog 2009
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It's a conundrum for the ever-growing Utah-based church.
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This meant that soaring rents were eroding the traditional centers of garment manufacturing, but it also meant that talented young designers now had swaths of new territory in which to open their own boutiques and build an ever-growing fashion-conscious customer base.
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If that supply can't be found, there is only one solution: Higher oil prices will be needed to ration the ever-growing global fuel demand.
Jeffrey Rubin: WikiLeaks Reveals Imminent Saudi Oil Peak Jeffrey Rubin 2011
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Like every unpaved acre in this part of the world, our property harbors an ever-growing herd of white-tailed deer, and is thus infested with the little Lyme disease – carrying arachnids.
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It's a conundrum for the ever-growing Utah-based church.
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