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And meanwhile the number of middle-class minorities, both Latino and black, is growing relentlessly.The bigotry of low expectationsBut Mr Bush needs to be bolder if he is to shake up long-established allegiances.

The successful use of any therapeutic agent is compromised by the microbial resistance, which is growing relentlessly, giving an uncertain outlook for the future use of antimicrobial drugs (Bhalodia and Shukla 2011; Davies and Davies 2010).

http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.conb.2013.05.004 The prevalence of neurodegenerative diseases is growing relentlessly as the population ages.

For years his party has relentlessly increased its support, yet its northern and southern expressions are growing apart.

There has been growing unease among some senior Labour figures that, in opposing the coalition's spending cuts, the party risks being seen as relentlessly negative.

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But the overall demand for oil by China, India and other rapidly developing nations, including many in the Middle East, is still expected to grow relentlessly, putting enormous pressure on producers to keep pace.

Neuroblastoma may regress spontaneously in infants, mature to benign ganglioneuromas in older children, or grow relentlessly and be rapidly fatal (Brodeur and Maris, 2001).

The current harvest falls well within the agreed upon 5 million metric ton limit, but the commercial appetite is relentlessly growing.

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

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.