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Kith-and-kin is a growing aspect of lobbying, with relatives of more than two dozen senators and House members found to be lobbyists or government consultants.
"The supers is the fastest growing aspect of our market because it really fits the American consumer the best," said Gary Salzman, president of Whole Latte Love (wholelattelove.com), an online seller of espresso makers and related products.
It added in a statement: "Criminal attacks on electronic networks are a real and growing aspect of 21st century life and Sony continually works to strengthen our systems, building in multiple layers of defence and working to make our networks safe, secure and resilient.
HI represents a steadily growing aspect of biomedical engineering in visceral medicine.
Website development work is a growing aspect of the IT activities within many organisations.
More and more of these proprietary information sites are going on the web and the Tool will continue to monitor this growing aspect of the Internet.
But put together with other growing aspects of youth culture – the over-sexualisation of university Freshers' Weeks, last year's furore surrounding the UniLad website – they represent the growing normalisation of an attitude that is anything but healthy.
One of the most innovative and growing aspects of the textile industry, including polyester and nylon based textiles, is the field of medicine, healthcare, and hygiene.
ZF is a huge, crucial supplier in safety and ADAS tech, too and it's likely to help Nvidia grow aspects of its business that focus on steps between safety features now, and eventual full self-driving later.
Spotify has been doing well on the revenue front, growing that aspect of its business by over 50percentt last year.
Out of such hardship grows an aspect of gay culture that Jennie Livingston recorded in her historic 1990 documentary, "Paris Is Burning," which focussed on the drag balls in Harlem, an extravagant world where everyone dressed according to their fantasies — or talked about them.
