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The big blackouts over swathes of India in the summer of 2012 were widely blamed on its burgeoning middle class's desire to keep cool.

In a recently published defence policy doctrine, Beijing puts great emphasis on its burgeoning navy and its mission to "safeguard national territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests, and maintain security and stability along China's periphery".

A small rebellion against Google's "real names" policy has been brewing on its burgeoning social network, Google+, over the right to anonymity and pseudonymity, and this weekend Google chairman Eric Schmidt reportedly weighed in on the matter.

Having a payments service and control of a consumer wallet can potentially help with Ola's margins on its burgeoning transporation empire, too.

Still, for a company that prides itself on its burgeoning corporate client base and rapidly growing social media assets — the jewel of which is its $689 million acquisition of Buddy Media earlier this year — the move is a setback, and will likely send the company out in search of a new way of describing this part of their business to be able to sell the idea better to its users.

The country's fragile economy has become dependent on revenues from its burgeoning mining sector, which has attracted a host of Australian, Canadian and Chinese firms all looking to cash in on untapped mineral reserves.

Beneath the engraved names of august benefactors like John Jacob Astor and Simon Guggenheim, several hundred children, young adults and the people who love them virtually jumped, drove, battled and rocked out as the library celebrated its burgeoning "Game On @ the Library!" initiative.

To fend off Apple, Spotify will have to rely on its free ad-supported tier, focus on product and personalization, and its burgeoning ecosystem of third-party apps that piggyback on its legal music subscription.

Greece's leftwing prime minister Alexis Tsipras has lambasted international creditors supporting the thrice bailed-out country for exacerbating its problems by failing to agree on how to address its burgeoning debt problem.

Nowadays, we are witnessing the application of Sun's ideas in Africa, where China's prime objectives are to secure energy and mineral supplies to fuel its breakneck economic expansion, open up new markets, curtail Taiwan's influence on the continent, consolidate its burgeoning global authority, and clinch for itself African-allocated export quotas.

This is about the unscrutinised power of a deep state and its burgeoning influence on society.