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At that time, the microfinance movement was burgeoning.
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He also has a burgeoning line of various tools and colors ready to make a mess with.
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Lyrically, the song is packed with hooks, each line a mantra of burgeoning confidence, hard-earned.
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The burgeoning population made it necessary to provide more classrooms.
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The functioning of such a burgeoning state apparatus would require the development of increased political support by promoting drastic and far-reaching economic reforms.
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The burgeoning field of peace research was not one of them, however, nor was the institute dedicated to pacifism.
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It was one of the first books to cover the burgeoning techno and electronic music scene in a strong visual and comprehensive survey.
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Their strong iconoclasm and emphasis on do-it-yourself values proved influential to the burgeoning indie rock movement.
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Together they built the agency up into a major force on the burgeoning pub rock scene.
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Compliance encourages a burgeoning export business in legitimate and gray markets.
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