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baby boom

noun as in population explosion

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Britain is not unique - most countries are experiencing declining fertility and some are even going to great lengths to create a baby boom.

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A network of wildlife charities is calling for beavers to be released into rivers across England and Wales in the wake of a kit baby boom.

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During the so-called “baby boom” era of the 1970s, Japan recorded more than 2 million births a year.

Even so, as the huge baby boom generation has aged and, on average, has accumulated more assets, they have accounted for a rising share of consumer spending.

The sharp increase is not due to a baby boom, but reflects people changing how they identify at some point during their lives.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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