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Under her stewardship, Guardian US has grown to account for over a third of the Guardian's global audience of 40 million unique users, and has become a formidable force within the US media landscape.

In Spain, Podemos from the left has become a formidable force and existential threat to Rajoy's government in record breaking time.

They have become a formidable force in stockmarkets too: last year, more than 8% of all trading in American equities was done through ETFs.

As police repression has grown in Bastar, the women of KAMS have become a formidable force and rally in their hundreds, sometimes thousands to physically confront the police.

Strikingly little remittance data is broken down by gender, but to those who have studied the issue this much seems clear: Eleven years into the 21st century, women migrants have become a formidable force for development — and for the rise of women in developed countries whose careers depend on affordable child care.

Mixing sincerity with some good P.R., he has become a formidable foe on stage as well as in the House.

But the fighting over the past five months has shown that Isis has become a formidable military force.

For Ms. Winstead, who said she hopes to bring "Shoot the Messenger" to Minneapolis during the Republican National Convention, the show is a vehicle for her to move beyond "The Daily Show," which she readily acknowledges has become a formidable cultural force with Jon Stewart at its helm.

Since setting the Guinness record, she has become a formidable endurance athlete.

But what could have been a cakewalk for Woods has become a formidable challenge.

And after sending Bush out of Iraq in ignominy he has become a formidable national hero.