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Still, New England itself has grown decidedly Democratic.
"The problem has grown decidedly worse, and the world is a far more dangerous place because of that".
"The law governing class-actions has grown decidedly less favorable than it was," said Peter Schuck, a professor at Yale Law School who specializes in complex litigation.
But for those who supply the world's militaries, the environment has grown decidedly more challenging, with governments in the United States and Europe preparing sharp cuts in military spending as they seek to rein in ballooning budget deficits.
Independent voters, on the other hand, are increasingly hostile to anything that feels like blindly partisan politics, and their views of the Tea Party insurgency have grown decidedly more negative in recent months.
While this remains true for some, especially older citizens who haven't all benefitted from the changes since communism collapsed, most Poles have grown decidedly more optimistic over the years.
That the majority of these prisoners returned from such a nightmare in early 1973 with their patriotism intact was an ennobling experience for all Americans, who by that time had grown confused, war-weary, and decidedly less than noble in their dealings with each other over the war.
Since the 1880s it has been grown using a method of production known as "forcing" - which sounds decidedly cruel but actually just consists of growing it indoors in the dark and warm.
But although trade bounced back fast from its post-crisis plunge, rising by 6.9% in 2011, it has been decidedly sluggish since, growing by only 2.8% in 2012 and 3.2% in 2013 in dollar terms, even as global GDP grew by 3.1% and 3.2%.
Being public creates burdens on companies to continue to grow revenue and profits every quarter or suffer at the hands of the market, which has a decidedly short-term view.
