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It is a growing tide.

The result is a growing tide of indignation that threatens to tarnish the reputations of some companies and put others in legal predicaments, labor lawyers say.

It is a growing tide – even before the improved weather brings a summer peak of migrants, some 31,000 made the journey in the first three months of this year with 1,500 deaths.

"I'm surprised to see that there is a growing tide of people, an unholy alliance between unions and rural educators, who want us to say no to reapplying," Mr. Schoales said.

An e-petition set up by Abrahams, which attracted 100,000 signatures, succeeded in forcing through a recent debate in parliament on the regulation of pet sales, and he believes that there is a growing tide of political will to tackle the problem.

There is a growing tide of legislators trying to amend TSCA, but so far industry still has the upper hand.

There seems to be a growing tide of GOP buyer's remorse sweeping the country.

The campaign is speaking out against what seems to be a growing tide of nativism and fearmongering in America.

In most instances, utilities could simply declare their eligibility for breaks, and the Internal Revenue Service, which is battling a growing tide of corporate tax cheating, would have at most three years to identify scofflaws.

"As a result school are facing a growing tide of mental health issues that will affect children across the social spectrum and age range.

Mr. Owsley is part of a growing tide of combat veterans who come home from Iraq and Afghanistan with mild traumatic brain injuries, or concussions, caused by powerful explosions.