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It has not kept money out of politics: the amount spent on presidential elections has grown relentlessly.

Sales have grown relentlessly as it has reaped the benefits of seemingly shrewd website investments, and careful store expansion.

The country's top five banks have, meanwhile, grown relentlessly: In 1995, they held 11 percent of all deposits; last year it was 34 percent.

EVER since the early 1990s, when it moved out of universities and was embraced by the general public, the internet has grown relentlessly.

The number of uninsured Americans has grown relentlessly in good times and bad this decade, and now stands at 47 million, or 16percentt of the population.

The race will grow relentlessly bigger until on November 6th next year the whole planet watches America's decision.

As the population ages and health-care costs gallop ahead, mandatory spending will grow relentlessly, to 14% of GDP by 2021 (see chart) and much more thereafter.

The federal payroll grew relentlessly until Dilma Rousseff, the president since 2011, called a halt last year.But the PSDB has failed to put across the message from Minas effectively.

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And meanwhile the number of middle-class minorities, both Latino and black, is growing relentlessly.The bigotry of low expectationsBut Mr Bush needs to be bolder if he is to shake up long-established allegiances.

IT WILL be an important moment in industrial history: in only a few years Toyota will topple General Motors from the number one slot among the world's carmakers, as it grows relentlessly towards 15% of the global market (see article).