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It was first seen London in 1994 and after a slow start it has rapidly spread in England and now reached Scotland and Northern Ireland.

The divestment movement, which started on campuses but has rapidly spread to faith-based groups, municipalities and pension funds, has been scoring one victory after another.

The virus has rapidly spread across the Americas, causing huge pressure on health services in some of the poorest countries in the western hemisphere.

Its arrival in New York in 1999 was its first appearance in North America, and it has rapidly spread as far as Florida and the Midwest.

Isis has proved itself a formidable force, which has rapidly spread its control over a large swath of Syria and Iraq, capturing oilfields and one city after another.

We also know that, in recent decades, the immortal jellyfish has rapidly spread throughout the world's oceans in what Maria Pia Miglietta, a biology professor at Notre Dame, calls "a silent invasion".

"Rate Your Shag" pages have rapidly spread to scores of UK universities.

Chinese businesses have rapidly spread throughout Myanmar in recent years, causing friction in some areas.

"It posed unprecedented challenges that, with the global financial crisis providing tinder, could have rapidly spread through Europe and beyond.

Thanks to relatively cheap cellphones that offer Internet access, Facebook, Twitter and local social networking media have rapidly spread from cities to villages throughout Southeast Asia, especially in Indonesia and the Philippines.

The team also found fewer singletons near alleles for blond hair and blue eyes, indicating that these traits, too, have rapidly spread over the past 2000 years, Field reported in his talk and on 7 May in the preprint server bioRxiv.org.