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Since then the festival has steadily grown.
Demand for copper has steadily grown over the years as the global economy has expanded.
Since 2010 the latter's financial plight has steadily worsened.
Meanwhile, terrorism within Libya has steadily increased, affecting also neighbouring countries.
At the General Conference of 1887 it was stated:“The publishing work at Basel has steadily increased.
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The number of insured farmers has steadily increased since the project's inception.
I voted for this resolution as the severity of the problem of abandoned children has steadily grown in the European Union.
Water demand across Europe has steadily increased over the past 50 years, partly due to population growth.
Since foundation Hamamatsu, Japan,SUZUKI has steadily grown and expanded.
Indeed, labour migration has steadily increased over the past decades, and most of the world's migrants- 64 million- reside in Europe.
That's largely due to the introduction of the National Minimum Wage in 1999, which has steadily risen over time.
China's spending on research and development has steadily increased for a decade and now amounts to 1.5 percent of gross domestic product.
That is mainly down to the introduction of the National Minimum Wage in 1999, which has steadily risen over time.
This rate has steadily increased from 28 per cent in the first monitoring round in 2016 and 59 per cent in the second monitoring exercise in May 2017.
Leave the room immediately after the smoke has steadily poured out of the saber, do not inhale it;
The company is performing strongly and the cost situation in production related to running double truck ranges has steadily improved in each quarter.
The number of couples choosing to sign cohabitation pacts has steadily increased since the institution was first introduced about 10 years ago.
Oil consumption has steadily increased, possibly averaging above 100 million barrels per day for the first time in 2019, largely driven by an explosion in China.
Since its introduction in 2002,the impact of European Mobility Week has steadily grown, both across Europe and around the world.
With investments in tourism that is another key priority of the Brazilian government, the demand for holiday homes andholiday villas has steadily increased.
Since then, the influence of nationalist groups has steadily grown, driven by public dismay over the country's economic woes and rampant corruption.
The term Superyacht was first used in the early twentieth century for yachts measuring 24 meters(79') and above LOA, but as private yachts grew larger and more elaborate,that threshold has steadily climbed upward.
The employment rate of 20-64 year olds in the EU has steadily increased in the last three years to 72.3% in the third quarter of 2017, the highest level ever.
The willingness and ability of Russia, Iran and Venezuela to challenge the United States andthe post-Cold War order has steadily risen along with oil prices since the turn of the century.
The market has steadily recovered since 2009, Paulson notes, which is why he calls the bailout"the most successful program that is broadly hated in the history of mankind.".
According to the official statement,Solyton has steadily grown for the past six years and its market share of over 30% is a good starting position for Also from which to continue to benefit from Bulgaria's economic development.
MSI has steadily grown to become a leading, international association with over 250 independent member firms in more than 100 countries throughout the Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe, the Middle East and Africa regions.
Overcrowding at Moria has steadily worsened over the past year as the number of arrivals of migrants and refugees using clandestine routes from Turkey to the Greek islands remains high.
Intense hurricanes, like Katrina, have steadily increased over the last 35 years.
Our methods of dealing with them have steadily improved.