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TODAY's recommended economics writing:The bank song and dance routine has grown intensely wearisome.

The business software sector, meanwhile, has grown intensely competitive, and vendors are under severe price pressure.

The sense of betrayal among nominally pro-Western factions in the opposition has grown intensely in recent days.

The fight over the river has grown intensely partisan, with Democrats accusing the Bush administration of siding with farmers for political reasons and suggesting the Klamath water policy reflects a broader Republican agenda against the environment.

Cultural consumption has grown more self-conscious: after years of stories about entertainment-industry upheaval, consumers have grown intensely aware of what Anderson called the "commercial weight" of our purchases.

"Why annually is there a pilgrimage from New York to Austin to discover what's next?" Now in its fifth year, the Northside Festival, running from Thursday through June 20, has grown into a compact and intensely Brooklyn counterpoint to South by Southwest.

Nitrate contamination of groundwater in some of the state's most intensely farmed regions has grown worse in recent decades and will continue to spread, threatening the drinking water supplies of more than 250,000 people, according to a new study.

Under his leadership the department has grown substantially and comprises a young, dynamic and intensely interactive group with a diverse array of research interests.

As the Jewish-American center has focused more intensely on supporting Israel, it has grown clear to me that when Jewish people become instruments of and supporters of oppression, that corrodes our soul.

Since they took to the web, beauty consumers have grown into an intensely passionate and vocal bunch.

After seeing that childbirth book as a child, I've grown to be intensely disgusted by the process of insemination and the idea of pushing a bloody infant out of my vagina.