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"Having a common scaffold on which one can put all the information has dramatically accelerated progress," Dr. Lander said.

"There's real global growth in our business, and the exchange rate has dramatically accelerated that," said Carnival's chief executive, Micky Arison.

But the crisis has dramatically accelerated the shifts in the tectonic economic plates that see power moving eastwards and southwards on our planet," said the Chancellor.

Although this trend can be observed to some extent in many former socialist countries, the Kosovo war in 1999 has dramatically accelerated this process.

But in the mid-1990s, artists, designers, architects and film producers took advantage of its affordability to set up shop — a movement that has dramatically accelerated since the 2002 economic crisis.

But the reclusive country has dramatically accelerated its nuclear and missile programs since Kim Jong Un became North Korea's third-generation leader almost five years ago, conducting three of its five nuclear tests in that time.

At the same time, the Internet and associated communication technologies (ICT) have dramatically accelerated the rise of NGOs.

"We've dramatically accelerated customer acquisition online," Neil Ashe, chief executive of Walmart global e-commerce, said at the event.

The technologies birthed during this era and the globalization of world markets have dramatically accelerated the pace of change.

The trends are not new, but they've dramatically accelerated and intensified under a President who rules by humiliation because he lives in fear of being humiliated.

Last week, British scientists announced a disturbing finding — a crack in the Larsen C ice shelf in the Antarctic Peninsula had dramatically accelerated its spread, increasing 11 miles in length in the space of a month.