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More dedicated e-readers are coming, with ever larger screens.

And it will saddle the country, and all of us, with ever larger deficits.

Scientists could attract money and press with ever larger supercolliders while ignoring such pesky questions.

Planned communities tend to be, at best, dormitory neighbourhoods and shopping malls, and at worst, empty, economically dysfunctional accumulations of capital; permanent hotels for borrowers with ever larger mortgages.

The recent availability of high-speed supercomputers to solve the Schrödinger equation has made possible accurate calculations of properties for atoms and molecules with ever larger numbers of electrons.

As the Premier League's international purchasing power continues to grow with ever larger television-rights deals (the latest, with Sky, is valued at £5.136 billion), the more revenue-rich clubs are able to stack their rosters with expensive, technically gifted stars from all over the world.

But executives have persuaded their directors to reward them with ever-larger pay packages.

The most drastic has been the merging of individual publishing houses with ever-larger corporate organizations.

On the other hand, Mr Bush would have to cope with ever-larger budget deficits.

"With ever-larger investments... publishers will be tempted to try anything that may reduce their risks," he writes.

Los Angeles and Long Beach are spending over $5 billion between them on infrastructure to cope with ever-larger ships.