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As the Philippines has grown more crowded, it has grown ever poorer, with 40percentt of its population now living on less than $1 a day.

Defense experts say that the main difference between the Chinese military now and in 2007 is that it has grown ever more confident, not only because of its expansion and new weapons programs, but because of the financial crisis in the United States, which it sees as a sign of weakness.

It has grown ever since, through recessions and wars, Y2K and 9/11, tornadoes and hurricanes.

It has grown ever more inclusive, and more attractive to a pop mainstream eager to exploit every promotional outlet.

The first competition was held in 1900, with just four nations participating, and it has grown ever since.

It has grown ever since, from the Falkland Islands to Gibraltar and from Canada to Belize, once called British Honduras.

With the advance of filmmaking technology, including computer graphics, "post," as it's called, has grown ever more elaborate.

The commission submitted its report to Zuma at the end of March and pressure for it to be made public has grown ever since.

In recent years, however, as the looming cloud of Medicare and Social Security has grown ever larger, it's become less certain that taxes for retirees will be much lower a decade or three from now.

Given the history of the past 25 years, in which union power has grown ever more limited, it is perhaps surprising to hear how busy Hall is.

It is a vast, unwieldy bureaucracy which was structured 70 years ago, has grown ever since, and must constantly navigate its members' politics.