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destination: [word=ballooned]
spec: She comfort-ate , ballooned to 15lbs and could no longer fit through her catflap . Costs , originally estimated at $ 554 million , have ballooned to $ 1 billion . As another indicator of the growth in spending , the federal budget ballooned from nine billion dollars in 1939 to 98 billion dollars in 1945 . " Hermiston , which ballooned from a town of 700 to 11,000 in just a few months , had a significant USO presence . Board members have the following items to review : your OMPF , ERB , the Personnel Data Sheet ( PDS ) , Correspondence to the President of the Board and Official Photograph . She noted that a new Senate structure had been approved and that the Modern Languages Department had created a new emphasis area in Linguistics . Well , I doubted that would happen to me , because I 'd heard from Six-Fingers Bourdett that General Santa Luna had dropped all his political ballast and ballooned himself into exile . Joan is a very dependable worker . After I caught my breath I realized how very thirsty I was and I must have drunk at least 3/4 gallon of tapwater . The consul Geoffrey , trained as a knight in the French style , a man full of martial vigor in arm and breast , proved himself outstanding over the course of many expeditions .