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He was also sanguine about the quintupling of the original budget.

The quintupling of our colony's numbers in 25 years attests to this.

Department officials said new changes in calculating violations could lead to a quintupling of fines, now often only a few hundred dollars.

Some Bajfo parishes recorded a quintupling of population between 1700 and 18io.

Perhaps one of the most surprising results of the elections is the quintupling of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) number of seats.

He moved to Hong Kong in 1985, where he oversaw a quintupling of Baker's revenues over the next six years and the opening of offices in Shanghai and Guangzhou.

The precariousness of East Germany's situation is underscored by rapidly soaring prices, one of them being the quintupling of the daily fee charged to parents for placing a child in a state-run nursery - to $1.58.

It is also the world's largest producer and consumer of fertilizer, accounting for 20% of world use, and for 90% of the global increase in fertilizer use since 1981, thanks to a quintupling of its own fertilizer use, now three times the world average per acre.

House Condemns Violent Suppression of 2007 Peaceful Protests On August 15th, 2007, Burma's military junta announced a suspension of fuel subsidies, resulting in a quintupling of the price of fuel and causing immediate suffering by the Burmese people.

The American military's misgivings came as new details emerged of the reconstruction portion of Mr. Bush's plan, which calls for more than doubling the number of American-led reconstruction teams in Iraq to 22 and quintupling the number of American civilian reconstruction specialists to 500.