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Sales have grown relentlessly as it has reaped the benefits of seemingly shrewd website investments, and careful store expansion.

It has not kept money out of politics: the amount spent on presidential elections has grown relentlessly.

EVER since the early 1990s, when it moved out of universities and was embraced by the general public, the internet has grown relentlessly.

The number of uninsured Americans has grown relentlessly in good times and bad this decade, and now stands at 47 million, or 16percentt of the population.

Eventually we are given more insight, but too late, at a stage when most readers will have grown weary of such a relentlessly inscrutable leading man.

THE group's feel-good, relentlessly bouncy songs have grown so popular over time that "Abba Gold," their greatest-hits collection, remains an evergreen big seller.

Like a motormouth entertainer who relentlessly seeks to dazzle, Boyle has wearied readers -- and perhaps himself -- for whom the tricks have grown stale and the dazzle has dimmed.

The country's top five banks have, meanwhile, grown relentlessly: In 1995, they held 11 percent of all deposits; last year it was 34 percent.

Several said concerns about military readiness, which Mr. Bush has relentlessly raised, had grown on Mr. Gore's watch.

Since he joined Zappos full time in 2000 Zappos has grown gross merchandise sales from $1.6M to $840M in 2007 by focusing relentlessly on customer service.

Having grown weary of her uneventful provincial life, in which she is relentlessly romantically pursued by an arrogant hunter named Gaston, Belle longs for adventure.