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Nor has the overwhelming rise of the Internet overwhelmed the forces of cruelty.

This type of quality constraint, coupled with low salaries for academics and the overwhelming rise of private colleges whose fees keep most students out are not good signs, said Ms. Amin, the history professor.

One of the fields where NER has received increasing interest is biomedicine, due to its social and scientific importance and to the challenges brought by the intrinsic complexity of the domain, but also because of the overwhelming rise in the amount of published texts, namely in the form of scientific publications.

But the prime driver seems to be the overwhelming rise in online coverage and the power of social media.

The result of the Great Recession has been an overwhelming rise of sovereign debts for almost all of the western countries.

The number of migrants who have arrived this year in Italy has surpassed 135,000, while Greece's influx has exceeded 500,000, according to the United Nations, with an overwhelming rising average of 8,000 migrants landing daily on Greek shores.

By contrast, they project the proportion cast by minority voters, who backed Mr. Obama by overwhelming margins, will rise by two percentage points.

The Russian is back now but no longer an overwhelming favorite, with the rise of American Jenn Suhr.

With respect to Dyke, who is in the early weeks of this latest top job on a hefty CV, the FA has not come out well from any of its negotiations with the Premier League during the top clubs' rise to overwhelming dominance in the past 20 or so years.

This is the shivery new France – post-Charlie, post-Bataclan – in which public support for hardline security measures introduced by the government is overwhelming, apprehensions about the rise of Islamism shade into xenophobia, and the worst crime of which any public official can be accused is laxisme.

Still, overwhelming is overwhelming.