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Everyone knows cities can be crowded, but some of them are growing quicker than we might think.
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The Athletic, the hyperlocal sports website and app, is growing quicker than any sports media company in recent memory.
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Developers have earned more than $50 billion through Apple's App Store, and that number appears to be growing quicker than ever.
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Recent economic data from China, suggested its economy was growing quicker than expected, sent Chinese steel futures to a three-and-a-half year high.
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"A red flag is when your losses are growing quicker than your top line," said Tim Levene, partner and CEO of U.K. publicly-listed fintech venture capital firm Augmentum.
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The demographic dividend that is talked about in India refers to the current situation where the nation's labor force is growing quicker than the rest of the population it supports.
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Twitter hasn't shown that it can be a massive growth company like Facebook (or, at least historically, Apple) — at least, not yet, even despite the service's users growing quicker than what was expected this quarter.
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Towns were growing quicker than mining equipment could be built and installed, and engineers were in high demand. Frederick's skill and efficiency at the Schneider shaft had earned him a reputation, and in 1861 he was appointed by pastoralist and mining magnate, Walter Watson Hughes, as chief engineer at the Moonta mine.M. W. Evans, 1981, The Days of May, Rigby Publishers Ltd., Adelaide, pp 87-90. In 1862 Frederick married Mary Ann Mitchell, and in 1873 he took on Alfred, (then aged 20), as an apprentice engineer A. K. May, 2016, The Mechanical Genius, John Frederick May, printed by Openbook Howden, pp 58 In 1873 Frederick was approached by industrialist James Martin. His company James Martin & Co was a manufacturer of mining and agricultural implements, and his foundry in Gawler was the largest in the area, employing at times over 700 men.
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