The swelling number of motor vehicles in the streets of Paris has worsened air pollution and increased altercations among commuters trying to get to work.
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The same view is likely shared by the swelling number of sports figures, some of them high-profile, who seek the political spotlight.
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Swelling numbers of demonstrators swept through Serbia's major cities after President Slobodan Milosevic claimed victory in the rerun of local elections he had invalidated.
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Faced by swelling numbers of Conservative candidates declaring Britain should never join a single European currency, Major scrapped a scheduled TV ad on Wednesday night.
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The rage _ which echoed criticism in Baghdad and Basra _ was further stoked by the swelling numbers of Kurdish militiamen erecting checkpoints and command posts.
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The financial strain, however, will come from the swelling numbers of people reaching 65 years old, thereby becoming eligible for the program, researchers say.
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His uncle, Manuel Sarmento, later returned to Dili to try to buy rice and other supplies for the swelling number of people hiding in the hills.
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Falling birth rates and a shrinking labor force to support swelling numbers of elderly may force governments to relax immigration controls in the future, the report said.
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The swelling numbers are especially apparent in soccer, where 500, 000 new kids registered in the 12 months after the World Cup came to America in 1994.
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And in view of the swelling number of Latino Catholics, the sampling was designed to allow accurate comparisons between Latinos and non-Latinos who had been confirmed.
