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As a burgeoning baseball fan, Mason is at the center of the play's most pungent scenes.

But Newport is still learning how to deal with its fate as a burgeoning tourist town.

With all of this content from V.I.T.'s and media companies, Twitter has grown as a burgeoning destination for advertisers.

Hip-hop celebrity now often came hand-in-hand with multimedia success, such as a burgeoning film career for Ludacris.

BRONXVILLE, well known for its exceptional schools, upscale shops and restaurants, once had another reputation: as a burgeoning art colony.

The addition of Mr. Drexler formalizes what Warby Parker executives have described as a burgeoning mentor role as the company moves beyond its origins as an online retailer.

Mr Netanyahu and his colleagues are plainly discomfited by what they see as a burgeoning campaign, especially in the West, to erode Israel's legitimacy.

The classy digressions of his recent breakthrough album, "For All We Know" (Impulse!), paint him as a burgeoning Gil Scott-Heron.

Ms. Marwick of Fordham sees Mr. Parker, Mr. Zuckerberg and other moneyed, hoodie-wearing tech titans as a burgeoning genre of celebrities.

For one thing, the distortions, such as a burgeoning current-account deficit, that Greece allowed to build up in the good times far exceeded Argentina's.

It has launched a spin-off teen title, Miss Vogue, as well as a burgeoning live event, the Vogue Festival, and even its own school of style.