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Rocksteady's Arkham trilogy, concluding with this year's Arkham Knight, has seen the Caped Crusader's gaming stock rise tremendously after 2005's piss-poor motion picture-complementing Batman Begins; and hopes are high for EA DICE's Star Wars: Battlefront raising the bar for Jedi-based shooty-bang-bangs like never before when it's out in November.

Once these disadvantages are overcome, the market potential of CES is expected to rise tremendously due to their outstanding efficacy.

But standards in period-instrument performances have risen tremendously since the early-music movement began.

"Kaunda's standing has risen tremendously," said Fred M 'membe the editor of The Post, an independent weekly newspaper.

The number of people executed rises tremendously at the end of the lynching era.

Under the communists' five-year plans, large new mills were built at Sofia, Sliven, and Plovdiv, and the total output of textile fabrics rose tremendously.

AIDS incidence has declined, from an estimated 2.3 million new cases in 2001 to 1.9 million in 2008; longevity has risen tremendously, with millions of Africans now on antiretroviral treatment.

The post continued: "Construction costs have risen tremendously since engaging in the project back in early 2012 (due in some measure to ongoing Hurricane Sandy reconstruction efforts) and ultimately the location is no longer financially viable for us.

Hakeem Olajuwon's stature rose tremendously after leading the Houston Rockets to the championship in 1994, and Tim Duncan was prematurely anointed the best player in the league when San Antonio won the championship last year.

As a result, the number of scenario studies published in recent years has risen tremendously.

Thus, while emerging market (EM) equities have indeed risen tremendously, the asset class still offers investors plenty of long-term compelling reasons to invest.