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In Indiana, the next major battleground, Mr. Obama is strengthening an already robust television advertising campaign and sending an army of fresh workers there in the coming days.

But retail banking, in which Wachovia excels, remains the soul of Wachovia's franchise and the SouthTrust purchase is clearly geared toward expanding an already robust retail business.

"All of these precautions are on top of an already robust counterterrorism overlay in place for the 10th anniversary commemoration at the World Trade Center site".

But Republicans want to use the money to almost double the size of an already robust Border Patrol, to 40,000 agents from 21,000.

Barack Obama's upcoming book, "Of Thee I Sing: A Letter to My Daughters," will face stiff competition from an already robust sub-genre of Obama children's literature, which includes such titles as "Mama Voted for Obama!" "Obama's Pajamas," "Bo Obama: First Dog of the United States of America," and, finally, the odd hybrid "Bo Obama's Pink Pajamas," which seems to be available only in Bermuda.

That could make an already robust industry even moreso.

California voters were the first to outlaw affirmative action, passing Proposition 209 in 1996, and in the following years, the University of California system expanded an already-robust set of programs to identify and nurture promising low-income students.

In the late 1960s, the mushrooming costs of the Vietnam War and the Great Society programs in an already-robust economy created a tremendous gap between supply and demand in many areas.

MR. ZAK says Web commerce is moving beyond transactions by individuals and companies and embracing models that encourage social contact and interaction — a hallmark of the already robust social media phenomenon and a throwback to the good old days when people actually spent time socializing at local markets.

We believe Napster will be an outstanding addition to our already robust portfolio of partners and offerings in the digital music space".

But it will certainly add a new element to the already robust climate change and energy debate around the $7 billion proposed project.