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Recently, the pace has accelerated again.
The pace has accelerated as banks' losses mount on loans made for commercial property and development.
All this has changed: the Avenue Habib Bourghiba is lined with dingy fast-food places; the Cafe de Paris has gone downhill; the pace has accelerated.
Borrowers have rushed to take advantage of strong demand: after record issuance in 2010 the pace has accelerated in the first two weeks of 2011.
Germany had to remain anchored firmly in the steadying waters of Europe.But in the past four years under Mr Schröder, the pace has accelerated even further.
Data volumes have been steadily increasing for decades, Mr. Davenport noted, though the pace has accelerated sharply in the Internet age.
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Self-employment was on the rise long before the recession, but its pace has accelerated since the downturn.
The statute's pace has accelerated Mr. Feinberg's naturally frenetic pace.
While beat cop reticence could be a factor, Daniel Webster, director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Policy and Research, points out that homicides and shootings in West Baltimore were on the rise before the Freddie Gray unrest, though the pace has since accelerated.
Globally, the pace of decline has accelerated with the annual rate of decline tripling since the 1990s.
The Wasilewski family became one of the nation's most visible examples of the impact of deportation, just as the pace of removals has accelerated under the Obama administration, to nearly 800,000 over the last two years.
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