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In the latter part of the year the market balanced itself and became more stable, until after the elections, when the market again burgeoned, especially in the super-luxury category," said Kirk Henckels, director of Stribling Private Brokerage and author of the report. The surprising statistic that teenage calorie consumption has remained stable while obesity has burgeoned ("Teen taters, too," SN: 4/26/03, p. Production facilities have burgeoned, too, from a solitary printing plant in rural Pewaukee, Wis. |
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