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Japanese knotweed is resistant to even strong pesticides, and its easy adaptation to the UK climate means it grows swiftly and can threaten subsidence to building foundations where it takes hold; it is calculated by the charities to have caused about £200m in damage last year.

It grew swiftly and bloomed abundantly until frost.

It grew swiftly to become one of the internet's early superpowers off the back of the online advertising boom, but failed to adapt its product significantly as the market changed and has been left behind by the rapid growth of both Facebook and Google.

But it's growing swiftly, buoyed by the increasing amount of digital information people and organization are generating as they expand online and rely more heavily on technology.

Although the program only began in 2002 on the occasion of the World Cup soccer tournament held in Korea and Japan, it has grown swiftly over the last four years from 14 temples to 50, with 52,549 participants in 2005.

Initially centred on religious and educational programs, the Muslim Brotherhood was seen as providing much-needed social services, and in the 1930s its membership grew swiftly.

Streaming is how most people now consume music, and it's growing swiftly--up 76% year-over-year, according to Nielsen's 2016 report.

Its population is growing swiftly, and its median age is 34, compared with a national average of 37. Since 2008 its unemployment rate has remained consistently well below the national average; it is now an enviable 6%.

You get $5 for joining, and $5 for recruiting somebody else.PayPal grew swiftly from its launch in late 1999 because it was free for individuals and for vendors of goods.

Their company - Sin Hwa Dee - grew swiftly, and by the mid-1970s it had its own factory.

Oertel, initially the spokeswoman for Pegida, whose support has grown swiftly since its inception in November, said she wanted to "prevent a civil war" by forming her own movement.