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The Supreme Court's decision on Monday striking down a law that required many cable systems to limit sexually explicit channels to late-night hours will most likely reap a modest increase in profits for programmers but is not expected to hasten a vast explosion of sexually oriented material on cable.

Given that vast databases track us, given the vast explosion of surveillance, there's something enchanting, mesmerizing and at a minimum thought-provoking about Anonymous' interventions".

A huge explosion of Latino babies in the years ahead".

CMEs with vast explosions of plasma and embedded magnetic flux erupt from magnetic fields associated with sunspots (Webb and Howard 2012).

In a magnificent untitled piece from 1992, borrowed from the Whitney Museum, a vast, stilled explosion of projecting wires is covered with hair.

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A result was an explosion of legalisms, as vast areas of life that used to be regulated by a complicated array of formal and informal social conventions -- from school discipline to abortion, gay rights and sexual harassment -- became regulated instead by rules and laws.

The main target, said by some Iraqis to be the Planning Ministry, erupted in first one, then another fireball, followed by more explosions, and a vast, drifting cloud of black smoke that almost obscured the southern side of the Tigris from the view of reporters and photographers atop the 20-story roof of the Palestine Hotel, a mile away on the river's northern bank.

But the surge in popularity of such networks has led to a worrying explosion in disruption attacks against a vast array of targets.

In the last twenty years there has been an explosion in the demand for custom oligonucleotide synthesis to support a vast array of genomics applications.

An explosion of the pressure vessel at the Chernobyl reactor in 1986 led to a vast release of radiation.