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"This is a very big idea in an area that I don't know if any political leader is willing to tackle, that will lead to a dramatic explosion of new science," he said.

While better detection methods have contributed to the rise in the number of cases diagnosed, the charity has previously blamed the problem on a "dramatic explosion" of package holidays and a boom in sunbed use.

This can be achieved by bringing each cipher item to the same level of support, e.g., to the support of the most frequent item in D. This option would lead to a dramatic explosion of the frequent patterns making pattern mining at the server side computationally prohibitive.

This rule, which the US has also adopted and has become the worldwide standard, is a key factor in the emergence of the Web 2.0 revolution of recent years, leading to a dramatic explosion of new ideas and forms of user generated content sites such as YouTube and Wikipedia and in interactive communications on blogs and social networks.

Since 2006, the department of homeland security's computer emergency readiness team has recorded a dramatic explosion in the number of cybersecurity incidents on government networks.

Ah, say the train companies: if our service is so bad, why has there been such a dramatic explosion in the number of rail passengers over the years?

A previous attempt resulted in a dramatic explosion thanks to a shortage of hydraulic fluid, but that was the closest the company has yet come to getting its rocket back to ground safely.

A second later there was a dramatic explosion.

The transformation into Arden is a dramatic explosion.

4) Drag racer Jack Beckman walked away unhurt from a dramatic explosion in New England.

However, it is within the top 1%, and even more within the top 0.1% (about 18,500 households), that the most dramatic explosion of pay has occurred.