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parallel growth

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parallel growth [′par·ə‚lel ′grōth]
(crystallography)
parallel intergrowth


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Its expansion from the original two-day fixture to the current seven-day marathon and the parallel growth in popularity, crowds, betting turnover and revenue has been phenomenal for the entire Galway region.
ALL ROADS LEAD WEST; MANY ARE TIGHTENING BELTS BUT THE GOING STILL ... by The Mirror (London, England)
Intelligence Work: The Politics of American Documentary and The Politics of Documentary illustrate a parallel growth in quality documentary film scholarship, and offer the reader useful new perspectives on the intersection of documentary film and political life.
Realism matters by Davies, Lyell / Afterimage
The parallel growth of regulation and organisational stupidity, for example, is not coincidence; it is driven by obsessive classifying of every form of risk or failure, aided and abetted by the use of computers to analyse the figures.
If you want to be productive, get disorganised by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
 
 
 
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