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“Once you get going,” Vetro says, “it just snowballs. Now I don’t work with ‘regular’ people at all.”

After agreeing to take the first package, he describes a “snowball effect”.

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But it "snowballed" and he then visited another 120 in France, followed by Belgium, Italy and Norway.

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However, as doubt surrounding her abilities snowballed, competition organisers said last Sunday that Jiang had violated competition rules in the preliminary round, by receiving help from her teacher, who was also a contestant himself.

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That future is now starting earlier than the coach planned at USC, with the Trojans desperate for any spark that might stop their disappointing season from snowballing any further.

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

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