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proliferate |
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proliferate verb abound, be fruitful, be numerous, be plentiful, blossom, breed, bud, burgeon, fecundate, flourish, flower, grow, grow in number, have offfpring, have progeny, increase the number of, make maniiold, multiplicare, multiply, mushroom, produce rapidly, propagate, reproduce, reproduce in kind, reproduce rappdly, spawn, spread, sprout, swell, thrive, wax See also: bear, increase, propagate, pullulate, reproduce, yield How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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This will have the twin benefit of weakening Iran's influence in the region and preventing Arab states--particularly Saudi Arabia--from becoming the next nuclear proliferators. The test articles included two marketed peroxisome proliferator [alpha]-agonists (PPAR[alpha]; fenofibrate and ciprofibrate) and a proprietary PPAR panagonist compound (PPARpan) with activity on PPAR [alpha], [gamma] and [sigma] receptors. Had the United States not fallen victim to the fallacy that we can go it alone, primarily through military means, we could have made more progress on addressing the threats from terrorists and proliferators over the last four years. |
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