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Yet Arafat survived, and his people's claims grew more prominent.
Mr. Easterly questioned the inclusion of countries like India and China in the list of those the bank claims grew out of extreme poverty under its guidance.
Even another jump in UK unemployment could not dampen the positive mood, with analysts pointing out that the number of benefit claims grew by less than forecast.
Claims grew that the event would merely propagate deep-rooted Western- held stereotypes of a hapless continent rather than a vibrant land which wanted to help itself as desperately as it required assistance.
Bankruptcy proceedings for companies struggling under a wave of asbestos claims grew even more convoluted yesterday when a group of creditors in one case asked the presiding judge to step down because of potential conflicts of interest involving his advisers.
As thousands marched through the Iranian capital chanting "Death to the Saudi dynasty", claims grew that the tragedy was caused by roads being closed to allow a royal party to attend a pilgrimage ritual, creating a fatal bottleneck and a crush in which at least 719 people died.
Mr Berman claims growing numbers of Orthodox rabbis are adopting national donor cards or his halakhic ones.
C1 Microsoft and I.B.M. Settle Microsoft agreed to pay I.B.M. $775 million to settle claims growing out of the antitrust lawsuit brought by the Justice Department against Microsoft in 1995.
During the past couple of decades, though, there has been a surge of research on prehistoric mayhem, and Pinker's claims grow out of a great deal of this recent work in what might be called atrociology.
With the number of claims growing, and jury verdicts for cancerous and noncancerous claims soaring, those figures will skyrocket, according to Tillinghast-Towers Perrin, an actuarial firm that has studied the issue.
Over 27 years the company had quietly settled 250,000 claims growing out of its drywall business, which once used asbestos in joint compound.
