proliferation

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• A proliferation of new policy ideas often accompanies a changing of the guard in Washington.

• The element of combat was introduced with the proliferation of hedge funds that actively short stocks to hedge their positions.

• That’s one thing for coal, which is already on its way out, but Langer points out that the proliferation of new natural gas since 2005 is going to be a challenge for those big climate goals.

• The proliferation of such events raises questions about the lines between misinformation and real-world action.

• As even more data becomes ever more easily available online, and with the proliferation of artificial intelligence, I am convinced that the real world will become even more like the Internet if we don’t make changes.

• “SA-6s are the least of our concerns for CAS in the modern age of surface-to-air missile system proliferation,” the official said.

• Concerns about the proliferation of these labs date back to shortly after the expansion began in the early 2000s.

• The proliferation of zany burger toppings came next as an inevitable by-product of the high-end burger fad.

• The proliferation of Muslim-majority states continued with decolonization in the 1950s and 1960s.

• But Cole also points to the proliferation of phones with video capabilities as a turning point.

• It is just the disorderly of Bromstead over again, in lives instead of in houses.