"But in dense stands it takes over, growing too thickly for birds to even fly into it.
In 2002 China signaled the rising priority of the organic products sector by creating another agency, the Certification and Accreditation Administration of China (CNCA), to take over the growing new field of accreditation nationwide.
New York has an endless number of places to watch football, some even qualifying as potential tourist attractions for neutral fans, especially on Saturdays when college alumni groups take over and grown men and women revert to tailgating undergrads.
Verdict: It would make more sense for the Seattle Seahawks to draft a younger quarterback to groom behind Tarvaris Jackson or take over and grow with the team from day one.
Syrians fear a resurgence of conservative laws if rebels linked to al-Qaeda, who are growing in strength, take over.
The implication of opium in Clive's death is appropriate, as it was the general's victory at the Battle of Plassey in Bengal in 1757 that allowed the East India Company to take over and start growing opium poppies on an industrial scale.
The screw extruder is one of the most important processing machines for polymers, and it also takes over a growing number of tasks in the processing of chemical or pharmaceutical products and food.
Profits have ballooned to €2.6 billion in 2003, from the equivalent of €133m when Mr Botín first took over; assets have grown to €349 billion.
The accountants must investigate, the lawyers take over, and shareholders grow skittish.
The combination of backyard breeding, lack of spaying and neutering, and abandonment creates a perfect storm for the kind of overpopulation that has taken over Puerto Rico and is growing in the rest of the United States.
Moreover, technology consulting firms are faced with heightened competition from big companies like I.B.M. and Electronic Data Systems, which are eager to take over operations for the growing number of companies that want to outsource their technology-intensive functions to cut costs.
