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It would be surprising if there weren't many more criminal statutes on the books today than there were half a century ago " As Criminal Laws Proliferate, More Ensnared ," page one, July 23.

Our Laws Are So Voluminous, They Cannot Be Read 2011

In Libya, Have Truck, Will Proliferate In one of dozens of warehouses the size of a single-family home, Soviet-era guided missiles remain wrapped inside crates stacked to the 15-foot ceiling.

Libyans Loot Weapons From Desert Cache Sam Dagher 2011

The continuation of the front-page article, "As Criminal Laws Proliferate, More Ensnared," didn't appear in some editions Saturday due to a production error in which page A12 appeared twice.

Corrections & Amplifications 2011

Proliferate, seeking the remotest interstices of every societal nook and cranny,

Ten Millennia Ago a Seed Was Planted 2009

Proliferate lies about discrimination that has been working against the men at least for 30 years, and criminalize all those who realize that the hypotheses about remaining discrimination against women are malicious lies.

Switch Hitting: Part II JoAnne 2006

There are now more green jobs than brown ones, and they pay better | Grist Anti-Solar, Anti-Green Jobs Distortions Will Proliferate.

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com The Huffington Post News Editors 2011

Tax Scams Proliferate In April Scam artists scramble as deadline draws near.

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 Regeneration of remaining hepatocytes Proliferate as round nodules.

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Proliferate - verb - to grow or produce by multiplication.

Recently Uploaded Slideshows 2009

Tax Scams Proliferate In April Scam artists scramble as deadline draws near.

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