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In addition, the market has expanded enormously through cultural globalization, satellite communication, and the development of the Internet.

China's commercial empire has expanded enormously in Africa over the past decade and Zimbabwe is trying to catch up.

The range of black pop-culture archetypes has expanded enormously in recent years, but the uncomfortable, double-edged legacy of minstrelsy nonetheless persists.

Nascar, which owns about half of the tracks it races on, has expanded enormously but has not changed much in structure or philosophy.

The natural world is good for us, it implied, and worth preserving for that reason; and since then, research on the practical health benefits of involvement with nature has expanded enormously.

Yet while Britain and Ireland have stayed outside the Schengen zone, it has expanded enormously, even beyond the European Union to places like Norway and Switzerland, and now numbers 25 countries.

"The peace movements have expanded enormously in the past thirty or forty years," he said.

Richard Hector-Jones, a spokesman for the Beatles Story attraction in Liverpool, said they had "expanded enormously" with visitors from America and Brazil.

In recent years, and largely thanks to the global success of War Horse, the National's commercial operations, and thus its revenue streams, have expanded enormously.

The possibilities for therapy for children have expanded enormously over the years, and range broadly from looking for what might underlie a certain anxiety to offering strategies to deal with its tangible results, and the reasons for seeking counseling are broad as well.

By the time Hamer embarked on what was to become his last embed, the nature of the conflict had changed, and the threat to British forces and the reporters who rode in their vehicles or patrolled with them had expanded enormously.