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Beginning in the 1990s, it adopted programs to combat cybercrime, which was growing dramatically with the development of the Internet and the expansion of e-commerce.
In 1842, as emigration to the Oregon country in the Pacific Northwest was growing dramatically in importance for the nation, the War Department sent Frémont on an expedition to survey the route west from the Mississippi River to the Wyoming region.
The U.S. population was growing dramatically, as was the volume of business mail; the Postal Service needed a way to more efficiently sort and deliver.
The report also highlighted the fact that the gap between us mere mortals and the rich was growing dramatically, and most of this exorbitant wealth was inherited (up to seven generations in some cases; shoutout to the people in Upper Canada still literally living off the proceeds of chattel slavery), rather than "self-made" by a first-generation bourgeois.
Unsurprisingly, renewable use is growing dramatically.
"The plasma TV market is growing dramatically," he said, "But the sets are unsightly.
The company is growing dramatically, but ruling such a vast empire isn't cheap.
No one doubts that credit has been growing dramatically in the Middle Kingdom.
Internet use in China is growing dramatically, seeping from urban universities and businesses to homes and affordable Internet cafes all over the country.
Yesterday, Senator Byron L. Dorgan, author of the 2003 amendment, said in an interview that "the costs are growing dramatically as libraries become larger and larger".
Demand for direct-care workers is growing dramatically as our population ages; in fact, direct care may soon be our nation's single largest occupation.
