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boomlet

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boom·let  (bmlt)
n.
A small boom, as in business, politics, or the birth rate.


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Nickelsburg said the difference between these markets is related in that Los Angeles, San Francisco and Silicon Valley did not have more than a boomlet in new construction the past few years.
My problem is whether this boomlet will create increased business activity looking out a year and a half or farther.
Carroll For The New Mexican During the alternative-energy and green boomlet of the late 1970s, some builders and residents on Santa Fe's south side began thinking green, erecting housing that used solar power and laying down landscaping that was environmentally friendly.
 
 
 
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