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The commitment of President Obama, and of President Xi, may give the Paris treaty a chance; what may yet derail it is the reluctance of India, now the world's third biggest carbon emitter (with 7 per cent of the total), to see restrictions to its economy, and in particular its mushrooming use of coal in its power stations.

A growing cadre of integrative medicine professionals recognizes the acronym jungle of the emerging ACOs (Accountable Care Organizations) and PCMHs (Patient Centered Medical Homes) as a fertile host for mushrooming use of integrative care.

Just as important, cash transfers reverse the control-fixation and top-down decision-making of the current foreign aid system, putting resources directly in the hands of those who can use them most effectively and bypassing the mushrooming bureaucracy of consultants, advisers and administrators who populate the sector.

The document details the mushrooming growth of the industry.

The mushrooming cloud of smoke that arose was described as resembling the aftermath of the atom bombing of Hiroshima".

Washington's policies, too, have contributed to the mushrooming presence of Cuban intellectuals here.

One indication of desperation was the mushrooming rate of Confederate desertions.

He disapproved of legislation by proclamation, of dispensation from the law in individual cases, and of the mushrooming jurisdictions of the prerogative courts.

In recent years the broad brush of media studies has been joined by a mushrooming number of undergraduate journalism courses.

Prices rose more quickly in districts where mortgage supply had expanded most.Behind the mushrooming supply of home loans lay the boom in securitisation.

"I don't think many of the people who want the job now are thinking about it," Mr. Levenson said of the mushrooming ranks of mayoral hopefuls.