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Investors speculated that growth in the nation of 1.3 billion people would lead to surging growth in Internet usage.

On September 11 a report from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development warned that subsidizing biofuels would lead to surging food prices and, potentially, to the destruction of natural habitats.

Fiorina, 61, a former technology executive and CEO, first came to prominence last fall after two notable debate performances, which lead to surging poll numbers and increasing attention from major Republican donors.

And in China, sugar production shortages have led to surging prices and forced the government to release millions of tons or reserves for auction.

And in China, sugar production shortages have led to surging prices and have forced the government to release millions of tons of reserves for auction.

The Fukushima nuclear crisis, which has all but shut down Japan's nuclear power program, has already led to surging oil and gas imports and rising energy prices.

Liberalised global finance and rising inequality may thus have led to surging public debts.Reasonable doubtOther economists wonder whether income inequality is not wrongly accused.

The Fukushima nuclear crisis, which has all but shut down Japan's nuclear power program, has already led to surging oil and natural gas imports and rising energy prices.

Difficulties in securing visas to attend British and American institutions, combined with more aggressive recruiting by higher education institutions in New Zealand and Australia, have led to surging numbers of Middle Eastern students going there to study in recent years.

Perhaps more concerning for the NRA, this year made clear that it's losing its stranglehold on the conversation around firearms in the U.S. The February school shooting in Parkland, Florida, led to surging momentum in favor of stronger gun laws.

But while its winds did lead to surges that produced tidal flooding, the worst floods were inland, especially in upstate New York and Vermont.