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Meanings of rapid growth in English

A rapid rise.

Usage of rapid growth in English
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The deal would continue Brookfield's rapid growth in the world's 12-largest economy.
Reuters
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The deal would continue Brookfield's rapid growth in the world's twelfth-largest economy.
Reuters
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The Baltic state has plunged into recession following years of rapid growth.
The Irish Times
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Therefore, stress defense versus rapid growth represent competing interests in the cell.
Pubmed
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The rapid growth in their economies have sharply increased demand for oil.
The Irish Times
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Mrs Clinton also urged caution over the rapid growth of China's military.
BBC
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But it is now experiencing a period of rapid growth once again.
The Irish Times
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The plants should make only a moderately rapid growth during the winter.
Agriculture for Beginners / Revised Edition
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But drivers claimed the protest was not about that firm's rapid growth.
The Guardian
10
The rapid growth of Protestant churches in Brazil could count against him.
Reuters
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China's rapid growth in property prices has been a cause of concern.
BBC
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The early circumstances of New South Wales were against its rapid growth.
Town Life in Australia
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Nevertheless, this rapid growth of the state administration has had serious consequences.
Problems in American Democracy
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This labour market success has been based on rapid growth in the economy.
The Irish Times
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Despite rapid growth, these companies stay true to their family core.
Forbes
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Recent years have seen a rapid growth in what's known as factor investing.
The Irish Times
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New Zealand
Common
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