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The silly bandz craze was first noticed in Birmingham, Ala., late last year, according to one of the manufacturers, and has steadily spread up the East Coast.

Long the pastime of the rich, the sport has steadily spread in popularity to the greater middle class, with an estimated 30,000 enthusiasts clambering atop boards.

"Since opening our first restaurant more than 30 years ago, our quality reputation has steadily spread across the nation," said founder Ralph Rubio in a statement.

The Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13) and Barrio 18 gangs, which originated in Los Angeles in 1980 — and have steadily spread throughout El Salvador, assimilating smaller gangs in the process — have been on the FBI watch lists as some of the most dangerous trans-national criminal organizations in the world.

Bartholl has already mastered this tactic in his Speed Show curatorial format, which has steadily been spreading its networked tentacles throughout Internet Cafes around the world.

Since her #MeToo inspired revelation, the story has been steadily spreading from sidebars to newspaper headlines, as the media have (with shameful reluctance) slowly accepted that yes, even though it's inconvenient, we're probably supposed to write about this, aren't we?

Nike is not competing for the low end of the market: shoes produced its is Dongguang factory can cost as much as $185 a pair.But Nike has been steadily spreading manufacturing from southern China to the rest of the country, and the rest of South-East Asia. South-East Asia

But the firm has been steadily spreading its wings beyond the region.

In the two decades since the term "gastropub" was coined, the "poshification" of burgers has been steadily spreading.

It spread to New England and has steadily moved south and west, crossing the Mississippi and just recently reaching Alabama.

The number of cases of DF and SD has steadily increased worldwide, and dengue infections have spread to new areas of the world, such as North America and Europe [ 42].