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The country's stand-up scene is "burgeoning" to be kind, or "pretty much nonexistent" if you want to be mean.

NEW DELHI — If the soaring rhetoric of their burgeoning partnership is to be believed, India is the linchpin of Washington's strategic pivot toward Asia.

For Qatar's burgeoning art scene to be a lasting success, observers say, it must create a vibrant art community among its residents, be they Qatari, Indian, British or Filipino.

How this self-avowed freelance composer will adapt to burgeoning social obligations remains to be seen.

Her burgeoning desire turns out to be about as edgy and disturbing as Bella Swan's.

But if that was once painfully accurate, the burgeoning industry now appears to be on a roll.

As the daughter of a longtime drug addict, the current burgeoning opioid epidemic managed to be both familiar and strange to me at the same time.

Right before the final game of the World Series, Theo Epstein was asked for context on the burgeoning dynasty he seems to be creating.

The settlement of the first fleet colony at Sydney was determined by its water assets with its sheltered and deep harbour and access to reliable freshwater for the soon to be burgeoning town.

A community of San Francisco transplants – musicians, writers, designers, comedians – appears to be burgeoning, injecting fresh talent into a city which thrums with new museums, galleries, events and artistic experimentation, giving it plausible claim as the US's cultural capital.

The burgeoning city has much to be discovered for entrepreneurs and many of the resources it offers professionals are completely free.