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The new site, which will outstrip rival sites by offering users 50GB of free storage, was in part motivated by his growing awareness of "how the US government operates and how much spying is actually going on, how much privacy intrusion is the reality today", he said.

The really striking numbers in the detail is how much of the money will be sucked up by HS2 - spending which will outstrip that of each of Network Rail and the Highways Agency by 2020, and of local authority and London spend combined.

Many point to frenzied growth in oil consumption in Asia, which they fear will outstrip the ability of oil companies to add new supplies.

Longer-term, however, Mr. Haslem said, the Australian dollar's strength is likely to weigh on sectors such as inbound tourism and manufactured exports, creating a "two-speed economy" in which the buoyant mining sector growth will outstrip growth in most other sectors.

That notion was boosted this week by the IMF, which forecast that India's pace of growth will outstrip China's in 2016 (China remains much the larger economy).Mr Chaudhuri points also to Mr Modi's personal rapport with other Asian leaders, notably Shinzo Abe and Tony Abbott, respectively prime ministers of Japan and Australia.

It will outstrip the current tallest flagpole, in Azerbaijan, which is 531 feet.

Excitement will outstrip concern.

Demand will outstrip current domestic capacity.

"To suggest that demand will outstrip supply is to understate things.

Overall the total increase in demand for gas will outstrip both oil and coal combined.

The demand will outstrip supply, and there will be more supply.