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And the demographic is burgeoning, giving a new meaning to the phrase "baby boom."
The law passed following several big corruption cases involving the burgeoning post-New Deal bureaucracy, and was aimed at the civil service.
And some of these journals will be collaborations with established community groups, such as the International Society for Computational Biology (ISCB), with whom we are partnering for the launch of PLoS Computational Biology . The twin strands of open-source software and public databases of biological information converge on this burgeoning discipline, and the case for an open-access journal in computational biology is easily made.
Israel may not appear to be an obvious place to go for a sporting holiday, but this young and energetic country has dramatic open spaces, miles of accessible coastline, and a burgeoning range of sporting facilities and events, from white-water rafting in the Golan to world-class scuba diving in the Red Sea.
A piece describes the burgeoning market for Cuban girls: Beautiful young girls throw themselves at tourists in hopes of becoming kept mistresses.