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International prices have fallen sharply since the summer, as this year's good harvest has further swelled supplies and the growing financial crisis has cut demand.

Had he not been relegated to World Cup radio for years, his mainstream stature might have further swelled.

Those seeking to learn English as a second language -- many of them functionally illiterate in their own tongues -- have further swelled the numbers.

People nowhere near the border who would've previously been deported could further swell the court system and federal prisons.

Bring up the Bodies will further swell Mantel's coffers.

Mayfair's metals magnate targeted over peak assault According to a recently-published rich list, the mining tycoon Anil Agarwal, 55, sits prettily as the 23rd flushest fella in Britain, with a fortune of about £2.45bn (in the past month, his wealth has reportedly swelled by a further £500m).

This has almost certainly swelled further since the last valuation in 2010.

But because consumer debt and the current-account deficit have swelled further, it means that the eventual adjustment, when it comes, will be more painful.Perhaps the biggest reason why China and its neighbours should not keep their cheap currencies is that they will stoke protectionist sentiment abroad.

The group has now swelled to 28 members.

Its fleet has swelled, and so have its profits.

HS2's budget has swelled.