Kim, whose business also produces interactive travel books, now has his sights set on overseas expansion after swiftly growing his team from three to 22.
Regression of one territory swiftly results in the expansion of the other, even in adulthood [ 43,44,45 ].
Showalter, who also wanted more than a two-year deal, departed and swiftly became manager of the expansion Arizona Diamondbacks.
The IMF has reduced their forecasted expansion of Europe from 2%to1.6%6% and Goldman Sachs swiftly followed suit predicting France and Germany will fall into recession next year, with the EU stagnating.
Half a century of swiftly growing exports, accompanied by an expansion into international services like finance, has transformed all three economies' urban areas into some of the world's most modern cities.
Mrs. Clinton hit back swiftly, noting that Mr. Obama's proposed expansion of health coverage would not require people to buy insurance and therefore could not guarantee universal coverage, though that is his goal.
Congressional leaders want to move swiftly in January to pass a major expansion of the State Children's Health Insurance Program — a plan vetoed by President Bush — as a step toward the broader coverage Mr. Obama promised.
The expansion of American infrastructure - highways, dams, electrical grids - was swiftly destroying ancient archaeological sites, cemeteries and historic buildings.
If, on the other hand, clonal expansion was rapid (Fig. 1B upper panel), then expanding mutations would swiftly fill up the cells in which founders had arisen and therefore stop expanding.
After recovering surprisingly swiftly from the sack of Rome, the Romans immediately resumed their expansion within Italy.
