But the private sector has grown vigorously too.
The Graduate School community has grown vigorously since the early twentieth century; today it comprises more than 2,800 graduate students and a faculty of nearly 1,000 who are among the world's most distinguished teachers and scholars.
In contrast, the economy has grown vigorously for most of the past 15 years under right-of-centre presidents, currently the self-same Mr García, now reinvented as a neoconservative.But is Peru's left at last poised for a revival?
That really is my autumn, harvesting the crops that I planted way back in spring, the crops that have grown vigorously in the warmth of the summer sun, and now, loaded with fruit, require picking and preserving before either the frosts or the rats get to them.
This urban agriculture movement has grown even more vigorously elsewhere.
As anyone who has grown any of these knows, they are vigorously self-perpetuating plants.
The Jordanian government vigorously promotes tourism, and the number of tourists visiting Jordan has grown dramatically since the mid-1990s.
Although many potential treatments have been vigorously pursued, conventional strategies have failed to eradicate TB infection and, in fact, the global threat has grown over the last couple decades.
Since then, sales have grown so vigorously that he is shipping his chocolates to the United States and Japan from his shop along Rue Royale, which looks like a grandmother's parlor with its mix of period furnishings and comfortable armchairs.
While forests elsewhere are thinning from wildfires, insect damage and droughts partially attributed to global warming, some white spruce trees in the far north of Alaska have grown more vigorously in the last hundred years, especially since 1950, the study has found.
In contrast to the supply shocks of the 1970s, much of the recent run-up in prices has been caused by rapidly rising demand: oil is dear in part because some economies, especially America's and China's, have been growing vigorously.
