The cancer cells, small, round and rapidly dividing, grew these arms and extensions.

(e) Consumption in 2002 was higher than the Baseline because consumption grew rapidly from 2000.

(e) Consumption in 2002 was higher than the Baseline because consumption grew rapidly from 2000.

Within this process, South South FDI grew rapidly, with a leading role for developing countries of Asia.

(d) Consumption in 2002 was higher than the Baseline because consumption grew rapidly from 2000, primarily in melon.

This grew rapidly to 5.4 million people in 64 countries only three years later in 1994, generating 504.3 million.

Income inequality grew rapidly in the last decade, but consumption inequality did not. The reason easy credit, especially subprime mortgages, which helped those without means to keep up with the Joneses.

We grew up, and we grew older.

So they created four special economic zones around Hong Kong zones where Chinese could come and work, and cities grew up very rapidly there also zones where foreign firms could come in and make things.

East Asian countries grew rapidly by replicating, in a much shorter time frame, what today s advanced countries did following the Industrial Revolution. They turned their farmers into manufacturing workers, diversified their economies, and exported a range of increasingly sophisticated goods.

Now it's evening, and my dinner first grew cold and then grew mold.

The man grew great, and grew more and more until he became very great.

The man grew great, and grew more and more until he became very great.

Because he grew?

She grew roses.

And in that little Southern town, I grew up, and grew up hearing these stories.

But listen, I did feel obligated to him, and I grew up then I grew up.

Here's how you grew.

My father grew old.

Her hair grew back.

Nor is it alarming. The US economy grew rapidly for several years after WWII with a higher debt GDP ratio, and today s ratio is lower than in all other major industrial countries (and roughly half that of Greece, analogies to which are absurd and misleading).

This river flows rapidly.

As I diminished, I grew.

It grew larger and larger.

He grew up in Australia.

She grew up in Australia.

The economic situation grew worse.

Tom grew up in Boston.

She grew even more worried.

He grew up in Germany.

From the late 1930 s onward, however, this argument faded as the market economies of the West grew rapidly in the post World War II period and income distributions became more equal. While there was a business cycle, no perceptible tendency toward chronic demand weakness appeared.

Beijing is changing so rapidly.

World population has rapidly increased.

Living costs have increased rapidly.

Like everyone else, we grew maize.

The sky grew darker and darker.

The sound of shouting grew faint.

I grew up with this woman.

We grew up without a television.

I grew up in the country.

I grew up in the mountains.

then he retreated and grew proud

then he retreated and grew proud

In Latin America over the last decade, countries with sound macroeconomic policy frameworks, like Colombia, Peru, and Chile, grew rapidly. But so did Argentina, a country whose government seems to start every day wondering what more it can do to weaken economic institutions and damage long term growth prospects.

God was with the boy, and he grew. He lived in the wilderness, and became, as he grew up, an archer.