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put on weight

gain weight

stouten

grow fat

become fat

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However, this works only if countries like Greece grow their way out of a debt trap or abrogate their deeply entrenched social contracts.

Moreover, intellectually, these women remind us that Western feminism did not have to evolve the way it did, and can still change and grow to embrace a more satisfying and humane definition of equality.

But as these regional economies are now starting to recover, China's exports to them are starting to grow.

Corals grow slowly, so reefs sustaining severe bleaching will not recover before they bleach again.

In fact, all EU countries except Italy and the Netherlands will grow faster.

Humanity needs to learn new ways to produce and use low-carbon energy, grow food sustainably, build livable cities, and manage the global commons of oceans, biodiversity, and the atmosphere.

Stall speed is a terrifying risk for an economy like that of the US, which desperately needs to grow robustly.

As long as Uncle Sam continues to police the world, his children won't grow up.

Moreover, the Middle East's role in the global geopolitics of energy will grow in the coming decades, making it difficult to see how a superpower like the US could simply walk away from the region.

This does not mean that employment in America cannot grow.

The former are necessary to help Union members grow out of their increased public debt, while the latter would help them to address unemployment.

Every policeman knows that when you ignore criminal behavior, criminals grow bolder.

That gap is likely to widen as Europe's demographic profile darkens, and if productivity continues to grow more slowly than elsewhere in the industrial economies.

It was right to encourage a new economy to grow outside these congealed structures.

Europe's leaders recognized that distressed countries' debts would become unmanageable unless their economies could grow, and that growth could not be achieved without assistance.

Public debt continued to grow.

So the good news is that developing countries can continue to grow rapidly even if world trade slows in and there is reduced appetite for capital flows and trade imbalances.

If his administration succeeds, the chances that Africa will remain relatively unscathed will grow.

The idea that the US can grow out of its debt burden, as did Finland and Sweden following their financial crises in the 1990's, seems unrealistic.

The Chinese economy will continue to grow; the Chinese military will continue to modernize; and the Chinese people will remain united in their Great Power aspirations.

Frustration cannot grow faster than opportunity in any country.

Lacking in savings and wanting to grow, the US runs massive current-account and multilateral trade deficits in order to import other countries' surplus savings.

But, as the next growing season approaches, Madi, who is 40, faces a difficult decision: how much cotton should he grow this year?

This year Madi may grow even less cotton, even though the crop is the main source of income for himself, his two wives and his five children.

Such pressure will likely grow, given concerns over Chinese behavior both at home and abroad.