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Russell Leigh Moses, a scholar of the Chinese leadership, said that Mr. Liu's dismissal could signal disquiet over whether expansion of the rail system had gone too far, too fast.

And with recent news of burgeoning resistance to over-the-counter treatments, those worries are escalating.

But it clearly works: Marriott's burgeoning portfolio of over 3,800 properties is testament to that.

It was the ultimate proof of the City's burgeoning power over New York.

Cell membrane-camouflaged nanoparticles for cancer therapy have received a burgeoning interest over the past years.

Useless therapies and burgeoning litigation over political correctness are making victims of us all.

Despite the burgeoning concern over sugar in drinks, few will be pushing diet fizzy drinks as a healthy alternative.

There may also be disquiet over the lack of dividend payments over the last few years.

The developments added to the disquiet over handling of information related to the disaster.

Disquiet over the government's move is not confined to the liberal-left.