But if you have too many of them, the project gets increasingly complex, increasingly expensive, increasingly unwieldy.
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Nintendo is making several key bets with the Switch: that gamers are increasingly mobile, increasingly casual and increasingly social.
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We're building systems that are increasingly powerful, and increasingly useful.
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But I do think you'll see [the Afghans] increasingly capable, increasingly competent, and increasingly proficient in employing their own assets as fighting continues.
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Those groups are becoming increasingly active, and their victims increasingly diverse.
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As each horcrux was destroyed, Voldemort became increasingly vulnerable, not increasingly strong.
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But his Russian village looks increasingly less Putin and increasingly more Potemkin.
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This new country increasingly resembles, and increasingly has ties to, Putin's Russia.
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And maybe it's the increasingly sophisticated, increasingly awesome, and increasingly inexpensive robots that can begin to transform the way America gets girls into science and tech.
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Think about the increasingly popular (and increasingly scary!) haunted houses for grown-ups.
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People increasingly distrust technology, and the companies will increasingly be in the crosshairs.
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Now Chinese women are increasingly educated and increasingly part of the work force.
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But government officials complain that the program is increasingly expensive and increasingly abused.
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From an increasingly divided Fed to an unprecedented political situation, investors are increasingly nervous.
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The job market is increasingly competitive and our career paths are increasingly less clear.
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Online courses and retraining are becoming increasingly popular—and increasingly important—for this reason.
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The country is becoming increasingly secular and increasingly liberal on issues like marriage equality.
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Regulation has increasingly become increasingly a primary way that policy is made in Washington.
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But the Fed's plans are increasingly uncertain because the economic outlook is increasingly uncertain.
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Increasingly, scientists are able to answer that question — and increasingly, the answer is yes.
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Beijing's increasingly tight control over governance in Hong Kong renders such certification increasingly unlikely.
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Increasingly, it's the very wealthy people who are increasingly taking advantage of pass-through income.
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New deposits of gold are increasingly hard to come by and increasingly difficult to locate.
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It's because of a divide between increasingly sparse rural populations and increasingly dense urban ones.
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It makes separating Israelis and Palestinians increasingly impossible and therefore an apartheidlike situation increasingly likely.
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The allegations came at a time when Erdoğan was increasingly embattled, and also increasingly aggressive.
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Population growth is increasingly important as an economic force and is increasingly driven by immigration.
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Police brutality complaints skyrocketed as Angelinos became increasingly isolated from an increasingly militarized police force.
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As Insider's Kristin Salaky reports, "emotional affairs" are becoming increasingly common — and increasingly tricky to define.
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She finds herself going on increasingly humiliating dates and being sexually denigrated in increasingly specific ways.
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Bankers have been under pressure from sponsors to offer increasingly risky terms at increasingly lower fees.
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Even while Republican voters increasingly believe in climate change, the Republican Party position is increasingly dubious.
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Still, as the work of dating has become increasingly flexible, it has also become increasingly precarious.
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Over the years, resources in Aleppo became increasingly scarce, while resources on Sonnenallee became increasingly abundant.
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While I became increasingly comfortable in my body, so many people became increasingly uncomfortable with me.
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Increasingly, encampments are nestling against wild lands, raising concerns amid increasingly intense and volatile wildfire seasons.
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But in the Obama era, you've had an increasingly diverse country and an increasingly diverse electorate.
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We express our disagreements in radio and cable TV rants in ways that are increasingly virulent; street and campus protests that are increasingly violent; and personal conversations that are increasingly embittering.
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"It got increasingly deep and increasingly technical and increasingly sophisticated to the point where I think that this idea that he's not a real economist is just bunk," Mr. Carpenter said.
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The last few waves of devices from most major brands have become increasingly iterative and increasingly expensive.
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In addition, he became increasingly abusive toward Cassandra, verbally and physically, despite becoming increasingly dependent on her.
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And yet those suburbs have become increasingly international while also becoming increasingly friendly to Tea Party politics.
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And as we became an increasingly social species engaged in increasingly sophisticated communication, they helped us survive.
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In an increasingly connected, increasingly alienated world, we need more stories about the commonalities of unique experiences.
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Now, as the climate changes, the city is experiencing increasingly hot summers and increasingly catastrophic rain events.
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But, of course, we're living in an increasingly religiously diverse and in many ways increasingly secular society.
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So race and party increasingly overlap in many parts of the country, but increasingly in the South.
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In an increasingly globalized world, an American President is willingly contributing to a chasm increasingly impossible to bridge.
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While I felt increasingly invincible the more I learned in medical school, my dad's health grew increasingly tenuous.
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And in an increasingly globalized and increasingly climate-conscious world, cleaner cars will keep America's auto manufacturers competitive.
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Because production is increasingly accompanied by large fixed research and development costs, differential pricing is becoming increasingly important.
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Now what promises might the increasingly small, increasingly white group of primary hopefuls have made themselves for 2020?
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The world's copper punters, it seems, are increasingly flocking to the COMEX contract to express their increasingly bullish views.
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Through their words, we get the latest portrait of an increasingly erratic president, increasingly hemmed in on all sides.
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But in an increasingly digital — and thus increasingly risky — age, the more protection, the better, the CEO told Cramer.
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As the end approaches, its sense of aggrieved entitlement is increasingly naked, its demands for government handouts increasingly frantic.
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It was a long, hard slog through 8 hours of people I increasingly disliked doing increasingly inane, harmful things.
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Going gluten-free is increasingly popular Gluten-free foods are increasingly popular, even for those without a gluten intolerance.
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The right political posture now, hands down, is to be increasingly not subtle, but increasingly and explicitly overtly progressive.
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Americans increasingly sort themselves by political belief structure, and political affiliation has become an increasingly central tenet of individual identity.
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Marx was also right that capitalism would be increasingly dominated by finance, which would become increasingly reckless and crisis-prone.
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The future, at least for a certain privileged class, will be stuffed with increasingly personalized gadgets and increasingly interminable feeds.
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But in an increasingly polarized and increasingly populist political climate, they aren't points that many prominent people stand up for.
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As the president is increasingly criticized from outside his base, he'll increasingly use his passionate fans as a political shield.
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Americans are increasingly dissatisfied with the way the political system is working, and they are increasingly open to bigger changes.
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As algorithms become increasingly complex and opaque, it becomes increasingly difficult for anyone to understand them — including the algorithms' authors.
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Understanding life indoors is becoming increasingly important because, increasingly, it is where we are spending nearly all of our time.
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Raw and hateful language has become increasingly common online, and politicians are increasingly under threat, with some now requiring protection.
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In the years since, he has been increasingly at odds with Mr. Erdogan, as the leader's policies grew increasingly authoritarian.
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Consider that the ability to concentrate without distraction on hard tasks is becoming increasingly valuable in an increasingly complicated economy.
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Looking back, it's increasingly clear that over the past several decades, Republican leaders have increasingly ignored economic concerns of their voters.
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It's like the economic moment plus the demographic moment where people are increasingly not white and people are increasingly not wealthy.
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Their own, increasingly leftfield productions remain a priority in spite of their increasingly ridiculous schedule of engagements in Europe's best clubs.
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Cybersecurity As vehicles become increasingly connected to the Internet, other vehicles and surrounding infrastructure, cybersecurity will become an increasingly prominent concern.
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But as the confirmation mass ends, the men become increasingly less able to hide their panic, their smiles increasingly less convincing.
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As the manufacturing sector gets increasingly interwoven with information technology and the Internet of Things, industrial firms are increasingly at risk.
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Tech companies, meanwhile, have increasingly been pushing social commerce, in which we increasingly know what our friends and family are buying.
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After 130 years of French rule, Algeria had increasingly become part of the French republic, and Muslims increasingly a part of France.
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Europe is now increasingly concerned about climate change and Africa, while the U.S. (and somewhat Europe) has become increasingly concerned about China.
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What is clear is that our AI-powered assistants will increasingly manage our digital activities and address increasingly complex questions and situations.
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But rare earths are just some of the elements increasingly sought after as more of the world becomes increasingly flush with technology.
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And even outside the health insurance ball field it is increasingly clear that mergers and increasingly concentrated markets lead to higher prices.
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The survey findings reflect an increasingly polarized political climate in the Trump era, with the administration's policy proposals increasingly furthering the divide.
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Our own society will be increasingly planned and regulated because only thus can the increasingly interrelated parts be assured an orderly development.
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Either, a world that increasingly devolves into being more and more difficult to meet human needs and increasingly painful losses of biodiversity.
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Relations have soured since China has become increasingly authoritarian under President Xi Jinping and the United States increasingly isolationist under President Trump.
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Our workforce is looking increasingly female and increasingly people of color, so it's just stupid not to have a welcoming environment. Right.
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The entire thing hinged on these small, desperate actions by Allied paratroopers against increasingly powerful German units, and frantic defenses of an indefensible roadway by an increasingly overstretched and outgunned tank army, across a battlefield that's increasingly scarred by earlier engagements.
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On one side, their broadband and mobile (and, to an increasingly lesser extent, fixed voice) networks have become increasingly commoditised over the years.
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His comments Wednesday come amid increasingly strained relations between the euro zone's central bank and Germany's leaders over the ECB's increasingly dovish path.
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What we do know is that the internet and the livelihoods that can be built off it are increasingly precarious and increasingly fabricated.
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Increasingly professionalized armies, he thought, would predicate an increasingly professional democracy, making it impossible for there to be an interchange between the two.
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But over the last year, The Huffington Post has found itself an increasingly small part of an increasingly large media and tech conglomerate.
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Sánchez has grown increasingly — and increasingly visibly — frustrated by Arsenal's inability to deliver tangible success, beyond broadly biennial victories in the F.A. Cup.
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But beneath this increasingly partisan voting was an electorate that was always much more ideologically diverse than the increasingly bipolar two-party system.
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The missile test rattled a region increasingly concerned about North Korea's fast-advancing missile capabilities and its increasingly bold way of demonstrating them.
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In a landscape of younger American poets increasingly shy of language rich with responsibility, increasingly suspicious of literature, Hutchinson is like fresh air.
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The internet is an increasingly hyper, increasingly instantaneous, and increasingly politicized place, and nowhere have we seen these trends converge as neatly as they did this week around the massive hilarity surrounding President Donald Trump's apparent typo in a now-deleted tweet.
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"In an economy where expertise and performance is increasingly valued, increasingly measured and increasingly plays a role in the work force, this could have broad implications," said Lance Erickson, a sociology professor at Brigham Young University and one of the report's authors.
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They cannot count what essentially they cannot see; a light-rail system on an increasingly populated, and increasingly glamorous, waterfront is hard to ignore.
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Trends within the evangelical community likewise have indicated an increasingly diverse, and increasingly multiracial, church in the years leading up to the 2016 election.
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But we're increasingly learning that something might have increasingly high costs and not as high benefits, but it might make people's lives better regardless.
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Japanese Transport Minister Keiichi Ishii said that the situation in the East China Sea is becoming increasingly urgent, because China is becoming increasingly aggressive.
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Over the past three years, the CNBC Millionaire Survey has shown wealthy Democrats increasingly concerned for their children's future and Republicans increasingly more optimistic.
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When you get big, you are also getting small, because you become increasingly bigger than you were and increasingly smaller than you will be.
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ICOs aren't inherently bad but have increasingly become a vehicle for scams in the last year and are increasingly attracting the attention of regulators.
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"Then, in the 20th century, there's a very defined shift towards an increasingly young and increasingly kind of athletic and slender body," McClendon said.
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The reality, however, is that campaign polling and media polling methodologies are increasingly diverging, and private polls increasingly have an edge in terms of accuracy.
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Market participants are increasingly of the belief that the low prices have produced enough collective suffering to generate common cause among this increasingly disparate group.
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Over the years, as the smartphone has increasingly become a day to day utility, the product's design has increasingly gotten out of its own way.
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And in a world that increasingly interacts with technology in every facet of daily life, it's increasingly important that technology reflects the world around us.
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To be sure, automation has become increasingly reliable, and pilots have grown increasingly dependent on automation features because they are incorporated into standard airline operations.
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Changing Democratic demographics and increasingly open Republican support for permanent Israeli occupation of the West Bank has increasingly shifted Americans' views of Israel along partisan lines.
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For the record, Ford is becoming increasingly interested in Wendy, whom Tench said two episodes ago his partner is crushing on, and increasingly judgmental toward Debbie.
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"In today's increasingly uncertain security climate, security cameras are becoming increasingly common everywhere from homes to businesses, from schools to stadiums," the Athena Security website states.
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But as YouTube has become increasingly easy to hijack by people seeking to grab our attention—for reasons good and ill—this philosophy seems increasingly antiquated.
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Moreover, that refrain obscures the difficult fact that King grew increasingly pessimistic in his final years, increasingly doubtful that history was predisposed to justice at all.
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As our country grows increasingly diverse, NMDP/Be The Match's ability to provide the best possible genetic match for a searching patient grows increasingly more complicated.
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"The impacts are becoming increasingly dire and the opportunity to do something about it is becoming increasingly slim, so let's get the job done," he said.
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At its heart, this is a story of an increasingly unpopular interpretation of the Constitution, and the increasingly desperate fight to protect it on all fronts.
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Following season after season of increasingly clever answers to increasingly clever mysteries, seeing the banal reality of a giant drain stopper was something of a letdown.
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Republicans currently dominate the country's statehouses, where district maps are drawn and have increasingly entrenched incumbents, and Democrats have increasingly tried to challenge those in court.
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Drug prices in other countries are increasingly hard to measure as confidential discounts and rebates similar to those pervasive in the U.S. become increasingly common worldwide.
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"In the face of fewer details, people seem to be writing summaries that are increasingly opinionated, and they're increasingly negatively opinionated," she said of her findings.
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At the same time that many recognize how our culture has been enhanced, we still have calls for increasingly deadly border policies and increasingly restrictive immigration limits.
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But they are an increasingly important front for criminals, who in turn use increasingly sophisticated methods to snare their marks, and take them for whatever they can.
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Brave work As Honduras was spiraling into poverty, Cáceres' fame grew -- at a time when she became increasingly critical of the government in an increasingly dangerous environment.
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Relations between the European Central Bank (ECB) and Germany's leaders are becoming increasingly strained as differences grow over the increasingly dovish path taken by the central bank.
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Private equity buyers are increasingly interested in cyber security companies, anticipating strong cash flow as corporate customers become increasingly worried about protecting their business from cyber attacks.
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"It has become increasingly unsustainable for small towns to run museums, and it has become increasingly simple for fraudsters to trick municipalities with fakes," Mr. Forcada said.
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An increasingly irresponsible position, given Facebook's increasingly powerful position as a source of and amplifier of 'news' (or, as it sometimes turns out to be, propaganda clickbait).
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The restaurant industry has become increasingly challenging as an uptick in competitors have joined the fray and consumers increasingly prefer to save money by dining at home.
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And as MPs in both parties increasingly defy the whip—vote against their parties' positions—it has been increasingly difficult for Corbyn to maintain a party line.
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Such cultural elements influence how companies can make money in the increasingly competitive — but increasingly lucrative — industry, said Tom Wijman, a consultant with market research firm Newzoo.
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According to a 218 study by the University of California, Los Angeles, the top-grossing global films increasingly have casts that, while majority white, are increasingly diverse.
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However, our newer diners are increasingly coming to us already having ordered on a competing online platform, and our existing diners are increasingly ordering from multiple platforms.
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As a journalist, and for the American forces, everything in 1967 proved its value in how to cover a very mobile, increasingly ugly and increasingly unwinnable war.
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As darkness began to envelop the grounds on Friday, it grew increasingly clear — with visibility growing increasingly unclear — that the match was in danger of being interrupted.
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After Earn wakes up in a strange house in a strange bed without his jacket, we follow him on an increasingly desperate search in increasingly dangerous situations.
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Tax reform is "now increasingly important to the economy, and increasingly important to Republicans' political prospects in the future," Americans for Tax Reform President Grover Norquist said.
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They double down on resentment and paranoia, to freak out their increasingly homogenous, increasingly paranoid white suburban and rural constituents and get them back to the polls.
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What's happening: Senior officials tell me they are increasingly concerned about Beijing's treatment of activists in Hong Kong and, increasingly, fear overreach that could also target Taiwan.
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KURTZ: So can that change or is it all just baked into the cake, the media are part of this increasingly intense, increasingly angry, increasingly uncivil debate as you&aposve pointed to some politicians, but if you try to be polite, then people are going to tune out.
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In essence, shipping in the world of fandom has increasingly taken on all the characteristics of a religious dogma — one for which shippers are increasingly willing to crusade.
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In the future, as the world becomes increasingly digital and increasingly globalized, emoji will become important tools for translation and communication—a lingua franca for the digital age.
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These all happen to involve standing in one place and firing a series of increasingly ridiculous guns against increasingly ridiculous enemies, spread across Earth and various alien planets.
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Yet finding ways to decarbonise freight is becoming increasingly important, because its share of CO2 emissions is likely to rise as that of increasingly electrified light transport declines.
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But as mechanical, electrical and computational systems have become increasingly complex, the control of everyday life is increasingly in the hands of those that build it—the engineers.
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As marketing becomes more digital and marketers are increasingly reliant on software to do their jobs, the art of managing marketing increasingly resembles the art of managing software.
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In addition, as founders have increasingly wrested power away from VCs, they increasingly demand that the people on the other side of the table share their operational experience.
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And Ms. Viner's plans for the newsroom seemed increasingly at odds with Mr. Rusbridger's, making the idea that he would soon return, as essentially her boss, increasingly unsavory.
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The bigger picture: As the landscape increasingly fragments, bundling as a strategy will become an increasingly common theme for media companies and tech giants that can do so.
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I was getting increasingly paranoid about it, and increasingly uncomfortable around the office, pretending I was all in, when in fact I had one foot out the door.
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Because in a world where opinion is increasingly presented as fact, the sentiment shared by the truly accomplished like Wallace, Schieffer and Lehrer is sadly becoming increasingly extinct.
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These are all issues increasingly faced by platforms like Facebook and YouTube, and ones that tech evangelists like Tristan Harris have increasingly attempted to make consumers aware of.
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"Afterboom" (season 4, episode 19) Season four sees Richard being increasingly dismissive of Emily and Emily being increasingly resentful in turn, but it's still shocking when they separate.
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As the concentration of wealth in our country accelerates, an increasingly small sliver of the population enjoys an increasingly large say over how wealth and power are distributed.
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Though it stands in a country increasingly blighted by terrorism, and though it is named for a man increasingly at odds with the Muslim world, security is light.
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As more states adopt these standards, EVs could become increasingly common on dealer lots across the country, and automakers increasingly likely to develop high-quality EVs of all types.
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The dispute, which the United States first launched in February 2013, involved an increasingly common target of trade disputes - solar power, with an increasingly common complaint - local content requirements.
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For companies seeking to sell their products to the online mass market, they increasingly must accept Amazon's terms to sell through its increasingly dominant "Marketplace" e-commerce distribution platform.
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Tough global competition, increasingly stringent emissions limits and pressure to invest heavily in electric and autonomous vehicles have made becoming bigger look increasingly better as a strategy for survival.
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America's caregivers are increasingly putting their own needs last in order to sustain their charges through an increasingly complicated health care system, according to a new AP-NORC poll.
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"Investors were already of the view that E-Trade needed to sell itself, because they were increasingly sub-scale and the revenue environment has been increasingly challenging," he said.
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Reck pointed out that the area of business where GetYourGuide is active is becoming increasingly attractive to these players as other aspects of the travel industry become increasingly commoditised.
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They thought that since the country was becoming increasingly nonwhite, that would be sufficient to propel them to victory, even as they ran on an increasingly left-wing agenda.
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Increasingly, it is not the soccer itself that is of interest; increasingly, what matters is not who wins on the field, but who is perceived to win off it.
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Since then, however, partisan views have diverged, with Democrats increasingly likely to see climate change happening (as indeed it is), while Republicans increasingly see and hear no climate evil.
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That after six months of increasingly violent protests in Hong Kong that are driven by concerns that the former British colony's democratic traditions are increasingly being eroded by Beijing.
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Erdoğan has also increasingly consolidated his power since becoming president in 2014, turning Turkey from a democracy into an increasingly authoritarian state that answers to him and the AKP.
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This type of misinformation—quickly produced and easily discredited, with the express intention of feeding into the confirmation bias of an increasingly media-averse populous—has become increasingly common place.
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Global tax issues are increasingly central topic for investors, businesses and policy-makers, as some large global companies increasingly use cross-border strategies in order to minimize their tax bills.
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Contrary to what Mr Trump wants people to believe, big cities are not abattoirs where illegal immigrants wield the knives; they are, broadly speaking, increasingly multi-ethnic and increasingly safe.
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Beyond slowing sales, food companies are working with increasingly punishing retailers that are under their own pressure as shoppers pick up their food staples at convenience stores and, increasingly, Amazon.
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In order to understand why Turkey is increasingly the target of terrorist attacks, it is important to examine the backdrop of increasingly conflicting relations in and outside of its borders.
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This is, to put it mildly, not a man who should be put in charge of an increasingly diverse country that needs to find allies in an increasingly diverse world.
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This could become increasingly true as hospital systems have increasingly consolidated in recent years — and as health care providers have brought more clout to their side of the bargaining table.
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In this way, economic continuity planning recognizes two points: National security and economic risks are increasingly entangled, and the private sector increasingly influences national security through maintenance of digital infrastructure.
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"Raab&aposs predecessor Jeremy Hunt told the BBC on Saturday that Trump was engaging in an "increasingly dangerous game of chicken" with Iran, with both sides doing "increasingly extreme things.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch strategists are expressing an increasingly common sentiment on Wall Street — still on board the stock market train but increasingly skeptical about what's fueling the run.
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"As natural gas becomes increasingly affordable, it becomes an increasingly attractive alternative to coal," Pruitt said in a testimony before the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology Subcommittee on Environment.
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Regardless of whether IS was responsible for recent deaths or not, organized extremist and militant groups have long existed in Bangladesh, which are becoming increasingly active and their victims increasingly diverse.
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A notable number of increasingly sophisticated breaches are forcing companies to invest significantly more in their security services, and to look for increasingly complex and specific solutions to meet the challenge.
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The incident renewed fears that a broader conflict in the region could jeopardize the safety of air travel in an increasingly crowded and militarized area where such incidents grow increasingly commonplace.
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The UK company also sees a growing opportunity for its approach given increasingly complex and increasingly autonomous software risks becoming unaccountable, if it's making decisions without people knowing how and why.
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Now, the US is also facing an increasingly aggressive insurgency from ISIS Khorasan, the terror group's Afghanistan affiliate, and is also becoming increasingly wary of Iran's deepening influence in the country.
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So while some Disruptor 50 companies may have their pick of the best candidates, tech firms in general have increasingly more open positions, with increasingly fewer people available to fill them.
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Trains-to-turbines group Siemens is focusing increasingly on industrial software, an area in which it has partnered with SAP and will also increasingly compete with Europe's most valuable technology company.
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It's mid-February, a time of year when the outside world looks increasingly like a toilet bowl and you feel increasingly like a piece of shit floating helplessly around inside it.
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And as John then, after that time, started increasingly becoming political and increasingly promoting social change and social justice and all the rest of it, so I felt, "Wow," you know?
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As Samsung increasingly dominated, Sony plugged away, and LG and Chinese companies increasingly entered the fray, HTC was under assault and even a solid phone series like the One couldn't compete.
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Areas like South Los Angeles that were once predominantly African-American — and were the epicenter of uprisings against police abuses in 1965 and 1992 — have become increasingly Latino, and increasingly diverse.
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The program is another example of Canada's increasingly positioning itself as global champion of human rights and a welcoming place for refugees, in a world that is increasingly shutting its doors.
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" The national party, the report said, was "increasingly marginalizing itself, and unless changes are made, it will be increasingly difficult for Republicans to win another presidential election in the near future.
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Voters have been increasingly sorted and Democrats have become increasingly concentrated, not just by nefarious gerrymandering, but also because we live in urban areas and urban areas have become more Democratic.
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The congressional action follows six months of increasingly violent protests in Hong Kong that are driven by concerns that the former British colony's democratic traditions are increasingly being eroded by Beijing.
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Go deeper: Alipay provides foreigners tool to navigate an increasingly cashless China European leaders increasingly look to China as global partner over U.S. China's growing share of the world's business revenue
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" Then, as his son becomes increasingly agitated: "Don't cry!
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And increasingly — finally — they are paying for their inaction.
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And the reality is that Afghan forces have been defending their changing nation -- a country whose young generation is increasingly congregating in cities, increasingly connected to the outside world and increasingly hungry for education and a better, more peaceful future for their country -- and losing soldiers at an alarmingly high rate in the process.
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We're working hard in so many ways to keep the show feeling not just real, but increasingly more real, so writing dialogue that they wouldn't really say became increasingly anathema to us.
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Even as Trump has grown increasingly unpopular and down-ballot Republicans have increasingly paid the price for indulging him, the institutional Republican Party has become more rather than less supportive of Trump.
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Chile has a population that is increasingly educated, that is increasingly aware of the things that are happening, so I think it becomes more difficult to pull the wool over their eyes.
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But trade experts said the prospects for productive negotiations were clouded by Washington's increasingly combative stance against China, including the arms sale to Taiwan and its increasingly tough language on Hong Kong.
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Two ideologically coherent parties—one increasingly committed to expanding the New Deal and the Great Society, one to inflict the crushing blows to it Reagan and Bush couldn't—are becoming increasingly polarized.
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The Stacks — Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft — are increasingly accused of monopoly power, and there are increasingly frequent and prominent calls to break them up or regulate them with revamped antitrust law.
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Snapchat is increasingly used to film major milestones in people's lives At the same time, the app's reported 150 million daily users increasingly use it to film major milestones in their lives.
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Distinguishing between goods and services will become increasingly hard, for example, in the auto market as vehicles, which already sometimes come with loans or insurance deals, become increasingly reliant on digital technology.
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Your head's starting to split from the incessant high-pitched, high-frequency noise you clocked at the door but seems to have become increasingly pronounced and, increasingly obviously, 'part of the art'.
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After 10 years as the captive, increasingly unwilling test subject in the development of her husband's increasingly invasive technological innovations, Hazel runs away to hide in a trailer park for senior citizens.
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That support is increasingly difficult to sustain both financially and politically among Iranians – and there are new reports that Hezbollah, Iran's proxy in Lebanon, increasingly has been engaged in fund-raising drives.
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You see the world as you live it, and so if you live it as someone who's getting increasingly resentful and bitter, you lash out and you are increasingly resentful and bitter.
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But trade experts said the prospects for productive trade negotiations were clouded by Washington's increasingly combative stance against China, including the arms sale to Taiwan and its increasingly tough language on Hong Kong.
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Moscow has positioned the law as a security and privacy measure, meant to counter what it has said is an increasingly aggressive cybersecurity stance by the U.S. and increasingly risky threat landscape generally.
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Every millimeter of space matters when you're trying to build increasingly complex electronics into increasingly tiny packages, and the relatively spacious SIM card has long been an area of frustration for hardware manufacturers.
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China has so dominated the landscape that the markets have increasingly focused almost exclusively on policymaking in Beijing with the prism set to pick up shifts in economic, industrial and, increasingly, environmental thinking.
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NBC News reported that the reversal suggests U.S. officials believe fully denuclearizing North Korea is increasingly out of their grasp, a reality the intelligence community has suggested in recent weeks is increasingly likely.
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With power increasingly coming from a large number of intermittent sources and from energy stored in batteries, and with consumers increasingly generating their own from solar panels, the utility model is fast-changing.
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As the days tick by and Ukrainians become increasingly weary of a lopsided deal, the prospects for a final signing and landmark peace summit proposed by French President Emmanuel Macron appear increasingly distant.
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Because one of the issues I know with colleges, it's increasingly hard to get into colleges, and yet a lot ... It's only a small group of them it's increasingly hard to get in.
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If there is a common thread in all of these problems, it is the interplay of national interests and identities with the demands of an increasingly integrated continent, and an increasingly global world.
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We've been dropping into the Australian startup scene increasingly over the years as the ecosystem has been building at an increasingly faster pace, most notably at our own TechCrunch Battlefield Australia in 2017.
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But as new senators with increasingly anti-establishment views get elected to Congress, McConnell might find it increasingly difficult to manage his conference — or win reelection to his job without a challenge. Rep.
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"As the U.S. is increasingly questioning the openness of trade, the Chinese are increasingly sort of asking questions about services and U.S. firms, in particular financial firms, doing business in China," he said.
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Soho, for many, was an area of the city increasingly stripped of its essential essence, becoming another London enclave that had to submit to the city council's increasingly homogenised vision for the future.
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Increasingly, these electronics are less the window dressing and more the medium from which we view the fakery—whether on television or via a website, the marketing is increasingly happening through a screen.
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Prevention and control of epidemic dengue has become increasingly problematic.
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His country is increasingly dominated by one party, his own.
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We are increasingly concerned about structural damage to our building.
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American families are increasingly hard to distinguish from European ones.
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National regulators are increasingly independent of the firms they regulate.
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The company is playing in an increasingly competitive field. Amazon.
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Increasingly, China's markets have been opened up to global investors.
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Specifically, he said mobile advertisers are increasingly focused on performance.
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In the last few years, jailbreaks have become increasingly rare.
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Which is why, increasingly, some prisons are leaning into beauty.
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Increasingly, we seem ready to reinvent that period in history.
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The Fed is increasingly keen on its ability to communicate.
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The past two decades increasingly look like a golden era.
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More thriving metropolitan areas are increasingly unaffordable places to live.
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In Germany they are increasingly calling the shots from outside.
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In recent weeks, Russia had seemed increasingly important to Turkey.
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West's increasingly bizarre behavior has become troublesome to his fans.
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The "special relationship" is increasingly vital for the UK government.
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While younger more energetic dogs may become increasingly more excited.
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In 2012, accelerometers that tracked movement were becoming increasingly sensitive.
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Instead, they've turned to craft beer and, increasingly, Mexican imports.
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The program also capitalizes on an increasingly common trend — telecommuting.
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But increasingly, there's every reason to think Bush was wrong.
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Happy Thanksgiving, we are living in an increasingly surreal reality!
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Manufacturers are increasingly concerned about a growing global trade dispute.
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Increasingly, it's even being delivered by phone, email or text.
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Chinese real estate investment is increasingly influential across the country.
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It's an increasingly difficult neighborhood in which to raise kids.
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CBD oils are increasingly popular in lotions, tinctures and foods.
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Grocers are increasingly under pressure to reduce their waste footprint.
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Unloved, unsuccessful and increasingly untethered, was he jealous of Versace?
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Lionfish has actually become increasingly harder for me to get.
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The unions have become increasingly popular within the Kuria tribe.
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Some policymakers have increasingly focused on the public health side.
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My colleague mouths "hang up" to me, looking increasingly alarmed.
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But it is increasingly clear who has the upper hand. ■
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Speaking online is, increasingly, a matter of public, permanent record.
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Software is becoming increasingly important in the world of healthcare.
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That's increasingly rare as press and politicians become more confrontational.
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Increasingly, their parents are borrowing to make up the difference.
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This is increasingly essential as a social license to operate.
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While switching careers may becoming increasingly common, it's not easy.
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Increasingly, they have concluded that inaction is the riskier path.
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Wade, or the whims of an increasingly conservative Supreme Court.
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As America's opioid epidemic continues, the approach is increasingly necessary.
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Although they increasingly lean left, Republicans can get their votes.
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However, making those proposals a reality has looked increasingly tough.
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But the market AmEx once dominated has become increasingly competitive.
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Owens added that IRS audits of nonprofits are increasingly rare.
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The issue of displaced people is an increasingly serious one.
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We've outlined the reasons ceramics in smartwatches are increasingly common.
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This, child development experts are increasingly realizing, is a mistake.
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But the industry has become increasingly crowded in recent years.
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However, brands are increasingly interested in Snapchat ads, agencies say.
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Baillie Gifford appears to be increasingly interested in electric vehicles.
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Indeed, even relatively old military equipment increasingly can be retrofitted.
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It's an increasingly aggressive challenge to the LME's historical franchise.
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If Assange is anything, he is a man increasingly cornered.
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The junta has appeared increasingly jittery ahead of the Aug.
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I mean the answer is gaming is increasingly social gaming.
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But increasingly, celebrities cite it as one of society's ills.
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But the media pressed on, and Spicer grew increasingly heated.
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The result, increasingly, is a White House filled with sycophants.
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Smartphones are becoming increasingly common in parts of North Korea.
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But they have also been increasingly vocal about supply disruptions.
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But reaching the last four looked an increasingly unlikely proposition.
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Now the festival increasingly channels anger about the status quo.
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Mobile apps have become an increasingly important part of banking.
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The increasingly salty water became polluted with fertilizer and pesticides.
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Increasingly popular and already fairly established are the legal marketplaces.
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She says the labor market has been getting increasingly difficult.
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But since 2008, Clarkson's public politics have increasingly leaned left.
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There are now three, shouldering an increasingly heavy patient load.
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Calls to break it up are being taken increasingly seriously.
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"Increasingly, there's a more fundamental disagreement going on," View said.
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Struggling farmers are increasingly having trouble paying off their loans.
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Boeing and China have become increasingly important to each other.
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"We are increasingly challenged by displacement," he told the launch.
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Yet as robots grow more nimble, humans look increasingly vulnerable.
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Facebook will find itself increasingly at odds with law enforcement.
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Japan's status as a plutonium superpower is increasingly under scrutiny.
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Protesters have increasingly targeted police using Molotov cocktails and bricks.
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Law enforcement action against the protesters has grown increasingly militarized.
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Women are increasingly fed up at not being listened to.
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New medicines are increasingly targeting the genetic drivers of disease.
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The three begin counting on their fingers, getting increasingly confused.
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With Biden increasingly struggling — recent polls showed him trailing Sen.
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There are increasingly fewer places on the internet like Deadspin.
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Mainstream media outlets are increasingly wary of airing dissenting opinions.
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Since September 11, Sikhs have increasingly been targets of hate.
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But in recent months, the feature has grown increasingly popular.
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Developed economies are increasingly based on human creativity and innovation.
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These types of shops are becoming increasingly popular across Japan.
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Nude photos are an increasingly popular medium to express intimacy.
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The millennials increasingly associate business with crookery rather than prosperity.
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This starts on campus, where student bodies are increasingly international.
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Interns worried about Facebook's increasingly dim reputation among their peers.
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All of that means Yang is also increasingly in demand.
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As companies increasingly turn to quirky extensions in place of .
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And millennials are increasingly becoming part of the American consumer.
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Online, it's becoming increasingly difficult to differentiate between the two.
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As such, stores popular with millennials are increasingly stocking vinyl.
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Poor provinces increasingly depend on support from the central government.
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Others have jobs but find themselves increasingly ignored or sidelined.
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But it is becoming increasingly more difficult to do that.
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Amid today's conflicting economic signals, the outlook is increasingly unclear.
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Plus, they're collectible physical objects in an increasingly digital world.
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Increasingly, though, he put his native caution to one side.
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ESPN has increasingly been a point of concern for Disney.
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The absence of serious preparations for this is increasingly alarming.
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An aging naval fleet has made this mission increasingly difficult.
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But increasingly, Rubio has kept the door open to running.
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Contactless payment systems and digital wallets have become increasingly popular.
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Norwegians increasingly see tourists as a problem, not a boon.
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Julia's increasingly unhinged YouTube posts have the same coerced feel.
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But Virginia — an increasingly Democratic-leaning state — is not Idaho.
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Students are also increasingly renting textbooks rather than buying them.
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But increasingly researchers are finding the chemicals in the air.
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" But his stump speech increasingly sounds like "Us versus Them.
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Increasingly, however, the greatest obstacle to disruption is China's rulers.
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And increasingly, The Daily also creates its own, original reporting.
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Clinton is increasingly criticizing the media in her stump speeches.
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And increasingly, this war will happen in the public eye.
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Increasingly, vans are being used for commercial deliveries, he noted.
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The rich are increasingly where the money can be found.
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That's increasingly important as Pinterest's commerce ambitions continue to grow.
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Increasingly, billionaires are seen as avatars of inequality and greed.
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NORTH KOREA has become increasingly antagonistic over the past year.
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Dating apps have become increasingly commonplace, especially among younger users.
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Instagram Stories are becoming an increasingly important place to post.
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The result, says Mr Poli, is an increasingly rational market.
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British manufacturing firms increasingly compete globally on quality, not price.
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Moreover, the electorate has become increasingly polarised along demographic lines.
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Increasingly, companies want data to better understand the competitive landscape.
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It's increasingly easy to follow sports without actually watching them.
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Englishness, by contrast, is increasingly regarded as insular and atavistic.
|
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The Chinese government has responded with an increasingly tougher line.
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The comments put Ivanka Trump in an increasingly difficult position.
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The way the law treats cannabis has become increasingly absurd.
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Attacks like this have become an increasingly common problem online.
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Later in his life, Malcolm grew increasingly critical of capitalism.
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Our nation is increasingly diverse in thought, values, and background.
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Increasingly conservative attitudes in the region have made matters worse.
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Senior Labour figures are increasingly willing to criticise his leadership.
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I eat another of my increasingly sad cupcakes for breakfast.
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Southeast Asia is becoming an increasingly attractive market for investors.
|
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Mr Xi has made this point in increasingly strident terms.
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"The internet is increasingly where commerce happens," the letter says.
|
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Increasingly, scientists prefer researchers preregister all their analyses in advance.
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Overtly negative album reviews are becoming an increasingly rare occurrence.
|
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And what is seen in Stoke is increasingly seen elsewhere.
|
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These increasingly sinister warnings came from more unexpected places, too.
|
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Some advocates say the tactics used are becoming increasingly aggressive.
|
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The explanation for this increasingly probable outcome is pretty simple.
|
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Today's young people in Western countries are increasingly ethnically diverse.
|
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And African countries are increasingly home to foreign manufacturing firms.
|
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I'm confident that Apple will increasingly go in this direction.
|
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Russia is a declining power and increasingly a regional one.
|
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For more recent seasons, quantitative analysis is becoming increasingly reliable.
|
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The Asian power contest is increasingly a contest of values.
|
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Snapchat is starting to look increasingly more like old Facebook.
|
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Mr Kahlenberg notes that universities are increasingly unpopular among Americans.
|
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To the east: a malign Russia and increasingly aggressive China.
|
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Lawmaker are increasingly interested in easing the nation's marijuana laws.
|
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It was slow and unpredictable at first, then increasingly accurate.
|
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Many fear Beijing is increasingly chipping away at those freedoms.
|
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Increasingly, this is being recognized, albeit with plenty of trepidation.
|
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Australia's offshore detention program has increasingly come under the spotlight.
|
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In Texas, spending over border security has become increasingly controversial.
|
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Caron said the market should become increasingly focused on supply.
|
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The accompanying instruments were increasingly drowned out by electronic sounds.
|
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This practice also keeps the show in increasingly clueless territory.
|
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The heat is also becoming increasingly costly for the economy.
|
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Its ability to generate income from oil is increasingly limited.
|
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Independence is still the aim, but an increasingly distant one.
|
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Young French graduates are increasingly trying their luck with startups.
|
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Manufacturers are also increasingly erecting less tangible barriers to mending.
|
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The biggest downside continues to be the increasingly stiff competition.
|
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India is increasingly an attractive market for Chinese tech companies.
|
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Alpacas are increasingly popular as pets, rather than future sausages.
|
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For years, Muir was becoming increasingly forgetful and repeating phrases.
|
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The ghost began acting increasingly nervous around the Presley family.
|
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Inevitably and increasingly, they will encroach on each other's territory.
|
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Credit card companies are increasingly cracking down on this practice.
|
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He wondered whether the increasingly popular wearable devices might help.
|
|
But increasingly it seems to coalesce into two distinct sides.
|
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But it's the cost of naloxone that's become increasingly prohibitive.
|
|
In the last two years they have become increasingly common.
|
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Daylight Saving Time is becoming increasingly controversial across the country.
|
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It's becoming increasingly clear that Oculus's openness has its limits.
|
|
Digital video is also increasingly being bought and sold programmatically.
|
|
Lately, however, China's increasingly bold advances are challenging India's sway.
|
|
Meanwhile, Britain is an increasingly popular destination for Chinese tourists.
|
|
Increasingly people keep moving into cities, making cars less necessary.
|
|
What's more, since the 2870s, coups have become increasingly infrequent.
|
|
The intelligence committee has increasingly little to do with intelligence.
|
|
Regulators have increasingly made their views of penny stocks known.
|
|
Today, we talk to computers on an increasingly regular basis.
|
|
Politicians, conscious of voters' disgruntlement, have also become increasingly febrile.
|
|
Al Qaeda was an organization that felt increasingly under pressure.
|
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Why it matters: This is increasingly how the industry works.
|
|
But it is increasingly interested in buying American technology firms.
|
|
Increasingly, people book hotel rooms through their computers or phones.
|
|
"Our opportunities for conservation are becoming increasingly limited," he said.
|
|
Thankfully for them, le pouvoir looks increasingly disorganised as well.
|
|
Today, sexual harassment, assault, and privilege are increasingly entering dialogues.
|
|
Wearable fitness makers are increasingly interested in tracking our vitals.
|
|
Engineers can increasingly live and work wherever they want, too.
|
|
Dear, Wall Street: Silicon Valley is increasingly coming for you.
|
|
He's done so consistently in private and, increasingly, in public.
|
|
Close to half were increasingly concerned about an upcoming recession.
|
|
Increasingly, however, people need more from the spaces they occupy.
|
|
But such clauses increasingly show up in employment contracts, too.
|
|
Parisian authorities are increasingly active in raising awareness of floods.
|
|
These days China is increasingly regarded as a dangerous competitor.
|
|
Meanwhile, other nations are increasingly relying on robotic ground troops.
|
|
Living in the US increasingly looks like a health risk.
|
|
That's why scientists and consumers are increasingly interested in CBD.
|
|
They are increasingly willing to bring the system crashing down.
|
|
Increasingly, these folks are opting for solar systems, Pielli said.
|
|
People are increasingly upset with algorithms in general, especially Instagram's.
|
|
Such incidents will be increasingly common as tourist traffic grows.
|
|
The store increasingly became more upscale, and prices crept up.
|
|
As protesters' demands remain unmet, demonstrations have grown increasingly violent.
|
|
American Uber drivers have been increasingly organized in recent years.
|
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Around the world, government services have been increasingly going online.
|
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And I was growing increasingly aware of my own naiveté.
|
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Data will increasingly be measured and leveraged at every opportunity.
|
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People are getting increasingly concerned about what will be implemented.
|
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He was increasingly seeing things and people that weren't there.
|
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Critics say the assembly will solidify Maduro's increasingly autocratic rule.
|
|
If the engagement is engaging, they'll increasingly surface your articles.
|
|
Deutsche Bank's position in investment banking has become increasingly untenable.
|
|
"Things are getting increasingly tense, more radical," Cauwel told Reuters.
|
|
Premier Notley has become increasingly vocal in support of pipelines.
|
|
Men compete to look more foolish and grow increasingly lovelorn.
|
|
Further tinkering has created an increasingly elaborate structure of reservations.
|
|
This will protect us from increasingly sophisticated fraud and theft.
|
|
After this week's revelations, Republicans took an increasingly aggressive tack.
|
|
Increasingly precise atomic clocks can also help redefine the second.
|
|
But it's also indicative of the increasingly informal office setting.
|
|
Healthy markets are an imperative in an increasingly unstable world.
|
|
Parenting increasingly involves establishing rules and guidelines for using devices.
|
|
Recent filing data shows mutual funds increasingly betting on Tesla.
|
|
It seems increasingly likely, however, that they'll lose the fight.
|
|
He also seems to have become increasingly interested in cryptocurrencies.
|
|
The world's present and future emissions, though, are increasingly elsewhere.
|
|
They're increasingly airing their grievances with the chief of staff.
|
|
It's making her increasingly frustrated and Murphy is not helping.
|
|
Her reddened eyes were swelling and she was increasingly listless.
|
|
But the demands being made of them seemed increasingly unreasonable.
|
|
Yet the sentiment is increasingly resonant in a bountiful age.
|
|
The rich increasingly prefer to buy experiences instead of things.
|
|
Increasingly, that's a big part of everything we do, period.
|
|
They are, however, becoming increasingly less popular in the workforce.
|
|
Brands are increasingly partnering with Yahoo to sponsor Couric's content.
|
|
Increasingly, Taiwanese people identify themselves as Taiwanese, rather than Chinese.
|
|
Many others are increasingly travelling to Colombia to find supplies.
|
|
Their absences make the upcoming road task look increasingly daunting.
|
|
Against this backdrop, Bush increasingly appeared to be a misfit.
|
|
Apple Pay has been around — and increasingly commonplace — since 2014.
|
|
Bull markets almost invariably end with increasingly selective buying interest.
|
|
Also Draghi highlighted that negative rates are becoming increasingly costly.
|
|
But increasingly it's expanding into more complex industries and services.
|
|
Global wheat demand remains weak despite increasingly competitive U.S. prices.
|
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However, that number is increasingly becoming less and less credible.
|
|
This comes against an increasingly challenging backdrop for UK housebuilders.
|
|
"Erdogan is increasingly tilting towards an authoritarian streak," Coons said.
|
|
Figures at the company are getting increasingly vocal about Trump.
|
|
The use of drones in industry is becoming increasingly common.
|
|
Markets are growing increasingly skeptical Republicans can pull it off.
|
|
"Increasingly my clients are getting younger and younger," he said.
|
|
I think media literacy is going to be increasingly important.
|
|
I ask them to do increasingly violent actions toward me.
|
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The show favors the format increasingly used by other E!
|
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Though, at this point, I'm increasingly concerned for Walter Ryson.
|
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Oil prices have been increasingly moving in tandem with equities.
|
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Donald Trump looks increasingly likely to be the Republican nominee.
|
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Hillary Clinton looks increasingly likely to be the Democratic nominee.
|
|
The banks and countries have increasingly submitted to such pressure.
|
|
Are voters increasingly okay with admitting their support for Trump?
|
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We do know that people are coming to us increasingly.
|
|
That helps explain why Germans are increasingly turning to wine.
|
|
Increasingly, we see ourselves in the game we obsess over.
|
|
But under current plans, the slogan is looking increasingly empty.
|
|
As I continued taking the photos, I felt increasingly uncomfortable.
|
|
Mindfulness meditation has become increasingly popular among highly successful CEOs.
|
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Today, the lines between news and editorial are increasingly blurred.
|
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But the young American left increasingly prefers a different label.
|
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But the parties took place against an increasingly grim backdrop.
|
|
Over the years, however, Dailey grew increasingly unhappy in Minneapolis.
|
|
Nevertheless, Amazon and Walmart increasingly compete for the same customer.
|
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That idea is something that's becoming increasingly important in 2016.
|
|
But in wealthy Phnom Penh, weddings are getting increasingly elaborate.
|
|
And the markets where Apple plays are increasingly fiercely fought.
|
|
Increasingly Google's own hardware efforts are more similar to Nest.
|
|
Venture capitalists feel increasingly at ease about the technology involved.
|
|
Facial recognition software has become increasingly common in recent years.
|
|
Couples start having children late and find it increasingly difficult.
|
|
Australia's selectors have become increasingly guilty of discarding Test novices.
|
|
We know children are on the move and increasingly alone.
|
|
Wealth is increasingly concentrated among a small group of people.
|
|
And investors look increasingly willing to bet on new meats.
|
|
Opinion polls show they increasingly see it as an enemy.
|
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Wage subsidies were increasingly seen as important for battling poverty.
|
|
The Increasingly United States – I read this book this weekend.
|
|
Conservative Democrats are an increasingly risky investment for the party.
|
|
It's audience is far younger, more international, and increasingly female.
|
|
But increasingly, students learn to put their feelings above facts.
|
|
It's not surprising that music festivals are becoming increasingly mainstream.
|
|
Finally, it's a society where politics is becoming increasingly polarized.
|
|
And what is true in Dubai is increasingly true everywhere.
|
|
Since Trump's election, Moscow's propaganda efforts have become increasingly obvious.
|
|
Increasingly, positive international developments are receiving the attention they deserve.
|
|
And she talks to God, directly, demandingly, and, increasingly, desperately.
|
|
The discipline became increasingly remote from moral and political experience.
|
|
But they are contributing to our increasingly high sodium intake.
|
|
But YouTube has increasingly also become the focus of scrutiny.
|
|
We're increasingly asked to consider not just patients, but communities.
|
|
In the U.S., green burial options are becoming increasingly available.
|
|
Department stores and discount chains have sold increasingly similar products.
|
|
Free trade is increasingly coming under fire by populist leaders.
|
|
Students, too, are increasingly looking to put down roots abroad.
|
|
They attribute this to increasingly inadequate high school English programs.
|
|
But she may be, increasingly, an exception among her generation.
|
|
And, expectedly, organized criminal organizations increasingly are filling the void.
|
|
"They're increasingly looking for experiences rather than 'stuff,' " he said.
|
|
The North Korea portfolio is increasingly politically sensitive for Mattis.
|
|
Chinese youths increasingly put their own emotions above social expectations.
|
|
The Gulf states too seem increasingly unnerved by the costs.
|
|
His explanation did not satisfy Republicans, who grew increasingly cantankerous.
|
|
Attacks are increasingly spilling into cities elsewhere in the country.
|
|
Increasingly, firms are prohibiting employees from participating in class actions.
|
|
Increasingly, Americans seeking affordable health insurance choices face a monopoly.
|
|
The party picked up three seats in increasingly blue Virginia.
|
|
And his battles with Clinton supporters have become increasingly bitter.
|
|
This phenomenon is increasingly acknowledged, poorly understood and rarely studied.
|
|
It is increasingly clear that something must give — and quickly.
|
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Remote studio locations have become increasingly common in recent years.
|
|
Against this backdrop, scale is increasingly important for US GTUBs.
|
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Military families where both spouses serve are becoming increasingly common.
|
|
They are also fans of the increasingly successful national team.
|
|
But it's one that is increasingly affecting all of us.
|
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The more centrist unions, which are increasingly powerful, accept it.
|
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And authorities say the practice is becoming increasingly more prevalent.
|
|
Russians are increasingly looking to an earlier period of history.
|
|
But increasingly American design seems to be stealing the spotlight.
|
|
Lost in the increasingly toxic atmosphere ahead of the Oct.
|
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"It's something you're finding increasingly across corporate America," Wartzman said.
|
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Demand is growing as clients want to increasingly invest responsibly.
|
|
Moreover, voters increasingly connect that economic improvement to the president.
|
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But the argument has focused increasingly on the Israeli clubs.
|
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Having lived there for four years, he is increasingly isolated.
|
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But for the other 2900, the prospects appear increasingly dim.
|
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We're surrounded by advertising, and it's increasingly personal and targeted.
|
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But it has become increasingly reliant on rising consumer borrowing.
|
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But he came to rely increasingly on the United States.
|
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As the war dragged on, the lists became increasingly unreliable.
|
|
Australia has been increasingly anxious about influence in the Pacific.
|
|
But the two are increasingly at odds over Kellyanne's boss.
|
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Syria is increasingly becoming a platform for the Russian military.
|
|
The banks had increasingly complained that stress tests were befuddling.
|
|
Student journalists are, increasingly, the information lifeline for their communities.
|
|
But wildfires are increasingly jumping from nature into populated areas.
|
|
Yet the limits of this data are becoming increasingly clear.
|
|
Artificial intelligence technologies are becoming increasingly prevalent in modern life.
|
|
So, too, does Hungary's increasingly authoritarian prime minister, Viktor Orban.
|
|
But increasingly, the line between life and art is blurring.
|
|
China is increasingly cracking down on Christians, Muslims, and Buddhists.
|
|
Politically, Virginia has increasingly become a bastion for the establishment.
|
|
Fragmentation is an increasingly important issue for all the exchanges.
|
|
The studios are increasingly pulling their licensed shows from Netflix.
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Americans increasingly recognize that the world needs to decarbonize quickly.
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It's a question that financial advisors increasingly hear these days.
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Millennials are growing increasingly comfortable with robots handling their cash.
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Increasingly, it's the elderly you need to watch out for.
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Black millennials are increasingly asked for their ID when voting.
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His daily gaffes have become increasingly unsettling to Republican leaders.
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Social media is also becoming increasingly crucial to my job.
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Since Columbine, mass shootings have become increasingly common in America.
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Meanwhile, Robert Mueller's investigation grows increasingly ominous for the President.
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The Saudis can increasingly afford to go their own way.
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I was increasingly swallowing billows of fetid, toxic, yellow air.
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The justices increasingly appear ready to side with the former.
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Over time the files were said to become increasingly disorganized.
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Many U.S. officials are worried by Russia's increasingly aggressive behavior.
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However, analysts increasingly think the negotiating window will get extended.
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But there is an increasingly clear pattern to the divisions.
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And professional runners are increasingly drawn to the longer distances.
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That's increasingly important as populations rise and energy demand grows.
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In many ways the Democratic Party has become increasingly radical.
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"Once you're underemployed, it's increasingly difficult to escape," he said.
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Growth in China is increasingly reliant on rapid credit expansion.
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The job of the chief data officer is increasingly complex.
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Consumers are increasingly flocking to more natural and organic products.
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Bodrum, Turkey, is a an increasingly popular luxury travel destination.
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Copper is increasingly key to the cars of the future.
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An increasingly polarized news media encourages voters to feel bad.
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"(White House) spin growing increasingly desperate and erratic," he wrote.
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Taken together, these factors are making the state increasingly unlivable.
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Over the past month, it's become increasingly clear that Rep.
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Many feel increasingly alienated from the country of their ancestors.
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The increasing violence has made the French initiative increasingly untenable.
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Trendline suggests it's a theme that will be increasingly urgent.
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Airline seat sizes have become increasingly smaller in recent years.
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Liesel, well into her 70s, is increasingly sore and cranky.
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Democrats became increasingly excited as the bill was going down.
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States and others are increasingly alarmed by China's dominance. In
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But it confirmed an increasingly sour atmosphere at Ohio State.
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Iran is also increasingly posing security risks through disinformation online.
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The battle lines in this case are becoming increasingly clear.
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It is not just Anbang that is increasingly looking abroad.
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Novels and poems increasingly bring us news from this front.
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Wind energy is becoming an increasingly important source of power.
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After all, the election is increasingly important to the president.
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The challenge is that tech is increasingly difficult to escape.
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The demarcation between commercial and investment banking became increasingly fuzzy.
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Over the next few years, Taser's warnings grew increasingly expansive.
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"Increasingly, Mosley became embarrassed by the Biff Boys," says Dorril.
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Increasingly, Muslim women are bearing the brunt of the hate.
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On the increasingly popular carnivore diet, people report miraculous results.
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Several corporate VCs have become increasingly active in recent quarters.
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Charging your EV along highway routes is becoming increasingly popular.
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In an increasingly tense exchange, he presses her to enter.
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Increasingly, bodegas are becoming an endangered species, and that sucks.
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The word AI is increasingly bandied about with notable abandon.
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Let's just say Americans' relationship with Facebook is increasingly complicated.
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But Powell is increasingly convinced people her age can win.
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My suspicion is that overt misogynists are becoming increasingly rare.
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Outside firms say they are increasingly faced with impossible dilemmas.
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He adds that hackers have been increasingly targeting industrial infrastructure.
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Computer vision is growing increasingly central to important Google products.
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Either way, it's looking increasingly like Gurley had a point.
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Increasingly things like door locks and other potential security threats.
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Offense was wildfire and defense was an increasingly thorny chore.
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But increasingly, it's being cut with fentanyl and other opiates.
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Ecuador has become increasingly exasperated with its demanding house guest.
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He took steps in my direction, each one increasingly tentative.
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Increasingly, so do many of their leading allies in Congress.
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Increasingly, robots are being put to use in mental health.
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And forget fake news, people increasingly don't trust real news.
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In the 1980s, conflicts between those priorities grew increasingly acute.
|
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This senior liberal will increasingly be relegated to the dissent.
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Holding them in early November might be increasingly unwise, too.
|
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But for the other 6900, the prospects appear increasingly dim.
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Americans are increasingly being targeted while working and traveling abroad.
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Increasingly, companies are putting those kinds of networks in place.
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"This type of advertising will become increasingly common," he added.
|
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But unlike most games, the puzzles don't get increasingly harder.
|
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The economies are increasingly in sync, which is a positive.
|
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Western countries are growing increasingly cautious of China's Communist Party.
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Clinton's place in an increasingly progressive and populist Democratic Party.
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Given China's vast consumer base, locals increasingly fear being outspent.
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I think makers increasingly have the power in our society.
|
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In the Kim era, however, such reassurances are increasingly unconvincing.
|
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This is perhaps why the presidency today is increasingly troubled.
|
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Having a good router at home is becoming increasingly important.
|
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Increasingly, sedan owners are giving up on buying another car.
|
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"China is increasingly resilient to the United States," he said.
|
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Rather, he increasingly appears to be chiseling away at it.
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Home visits are increasingly common as part of the process.
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New Yorkers are increasingly desperate to get back to nature.
|
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But the basilica's achoques are increasingly valuable for another reason.
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But increasingly, my fellow students don't seem to believe that.
|
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Unbuttoned Sneakers increasingly seem like the Dutch tulips of today.
|
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Increasingly forgetful, she had been diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment.
|
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Lately, Ms. Okorafor is finding herself in increasingly high demand.
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And increasingly, Silicon Valley had come to transform politics itself.
|
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Warren, for one, had been increasingly opposed to charter schools.
|
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George W. Bush was becoming increasingly interested in the subject.
|
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Publicly, the men remain amused; privately, they grow increasingly politicized.
|
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As things get uglier, Marina is increasingly unprotected and alone.
|
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Technology is playing an increasingly powerful role in language preservation.
|
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The skies over the Atlantic Ocean are becoming increasingly crowded.
|
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Banks are increasingly reluctant to process payments originating in Cuba.
|
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The groups have increasingly flexed their muscles in state elections.
|
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Increasingly they now also collect dollars and euros from locals.
|
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But, increasingly we found, they are moving toward the latter.
|
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Moreover, Americans are increasingly refusing to respond to government surveys.
|
|
Trump has increasingly worried about fears of a looming recession.
|
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Scientists are increasingly scouring the natural world for a solution.
|
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That means the cars aren't yet necessarily getting increasingly safer.
|
|
Cyclical companies are also drawing caution from increasingly selective investors.
|
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However, their citizens' desire to get out is increasingly common.
|
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"It's making progress in fuel economy increasingly difficult," he said.
|
|
Democrats are getting increasingly nervous that Trump will block Mueller.
|
|
Mr. Erdogan has become increasingly authoritarian since the coup attempt.
|
|
Today, the lines between work and play are increasingly blurred.
|
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Reporters are increasingly facing threats and violence in covering politicians.
|
|
Edward Gardner, an increasingly solid conductor, is on the podium.
|
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Increasingly, they are being directed at Iran's entire political establishment.
|
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It was an increasingly common move for South Asian immigrants.
|
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He now has an increasingly bellicose agenda of his own.
|
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A key factor is that marriage is increasingly being postponed.
|
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Increasingly, car ownership is a luxury rather than a necessity.
|
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The demand for land is increasingly urban in South Africa.
|
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Increasingly, fathers of newborns are also part of the discussion.
|
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The move leaves Moore increasingly estranged from the Republican establishment.
|
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It's a weird world — one where marijuana is increasingly legal.
|
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Increasingly, social media amplifies this effect and speeds the process.
|
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"Economic rewards are increasingly concentrated at the top," Oxfam says.
|
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It is increasingly difficult to make money from apps. 3.
|
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The fees coyotes charge has become increasingly expensive over time.
|
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What the court's majority accepted as temporary looks increasingly permanent.
|
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The party's nationalist tendencies are increasingly synonymous with white nationalism.
|
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In response, Chief Justice Roberts has become increasingly more assertive.
|
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Wages fluctuated, Mr. Sciarrotta said, and paychecks were increasingly late.
|
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Now it increasingly refers to building only for the rich.
|
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But we may increasingly be expected to honor their recommendations.
|
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Clinton, meanwhile, is the increasingly prohibitive favorite for the nomination.
|
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The stalemate over Homeland Security spending has grown increasingly bitter.
|
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Now these giants are increasingly outgrowing their West Coast roots.
|
|
Advertising The increasingly lengthy commute isn't just a traffic jam.
|
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But these days, increasingly, journalism wants to be paid for.
|
|
Increasingly they demanded the diversity and benefits of city life.
|
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There are signs that the outlook is becoming increasingly murky.
|
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The neighborhood's 2100,000 residents have become increasingly white and Asian.
|
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People also increasingly want an "authentic" take on a place.
|
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Trump has increasingly been talking to the latter, like Reps.
|
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But Assad's rhetoric toward the Kurds has turned increasingly hostile.
|
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The growing pressure left Boeing in an increasingly unfamiliar position.
|
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The issue has incited considerable debate and, increasingly, legal action.
|
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The necessary side effect is that they are increasingly dangerous.
|
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And gangs increasingly rely on sex trafficking to support themselves.
|
|
Islamic State fighters have also increasingly targeted Libya's oil infrastructure.
|
|
Emoji has become increasingly popular abroad these past few years.
|
|
But increasingly, the most vocal criticism is coming from Democrats.
|
|
Amazon is increasingly seeking world domination in every conceivable category.
|
|
The act has become increasingly popular since Trump took office.
|
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Increasingly, many of those villas are built on golf resorts.
|
|
The team, growing desperate, came up with increasingly provocative schemes.
|
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And with people living longer, hip fractures are increasingly likely.
|
|
That accumulation of wealth was increasingly driven by international trade.
|
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In the meantime, though, gamers are increasingly acting like them.
|
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Increasingly, a company that ignores social value loses shareholder value.
|
|
The surgeries, which were once unthinkable, have become increasingly common.
|
|
The surprise expansion comes despite an increasingly gloomy global outlook.
|
|
But globally, drones are increasingly being used in different ways.
|
|
This narrative, spread episodically throughout, is riveting and increasingly foreboding.
|
|
Burial takes up land, which is increasingly scarce in cities.
|
|
The increasingly multilateral character of sanctions makes them more effective.
|
|
The crossing from Libya to Italy has grown increasingly treacherous.
|
|
Congress has become increasingly female over the past three decades.
|
|
Nevertheless, other cities are increasingly interested in the Seattle model.
|
|
The campaign has become increasingly bitter in its closing weeks.
|
|
For Google, China is an increasingly difficult market to navigate.
|
|
He was increasingly active — and not just on social media.
|
|
Manufacturing still drives the economy, but with increasingly diminished effects.
|
|
"The housing movement has become increasingly socialist," Mr. Girón said.
|
|
The implications of such a shift are becoming increasingly clear.
|
|
LONDON — The men's wear calendar feels increasingly empty these days.
|
|
Today will grow increasingly cloudy, with a high of 75.
|
|
Mr. Levit, an increasingly political pianist, plays Beethoven's "Eroica" Variations.
|
|
Kubernetes is becoming an increasingly big part of VMware's strategy.
|
|
He increasingly pitched himself as the centrist alternative to Sanders.
|
|
Republicans including President Donald Trump have increasingly used disinformation online.
|
|
"I am increasingly admiring of Donald Trump," Mr. Johnson said.
|
|
California remains diverse culturally, but politically, it is increasingly unified.
|
|
Food staples and basic medicine are increasingly difficult to obtain.
|
|
Yet both rest on increasingly fragile political and economic institutions.
|
|
Republicans are increasingly explicit about campaigning to preserve male power.
|
|
Increasingly, his buildings stand out for their design as well.
|
|
But they're an increasingly isolated group within their own party.
|
|
But we are increasingly a nation of urbanites and suburbanites.
|
|
Over the years, Fitzharris writes, his behavior grew increasingly erratic.
|
|
Mainstream celebrities increasingly seem to be waking up to this.
|
|
Doctors are increasingly asking patients to prepay their medical costs.
|
|
But Boris Johnson's increasingly hardline policies have stiffened their spines.
|
|
But one thing is increasingly clear: You can't have both.
|
|
And as unrest intensifies, Beijing's tone is becoming increasingly heated.
|
|
Government regulation and taxes were increasingly seen as hampering growth.
|
|
The result has increasingly been to turn adversaries into enemies.
|
|
The governorates are "going to become increasingly important," said Henman.
|
|
We'll use these Vive trackers for different props onstage, increasingly.
|
|
But Mr. Orban has increasingly seemed out of anyone's control.
|
|
Indeed, video game fans increasingly cut across nearly every demographic.
|
|
Not surprisingly, bond investors have become increasingly skittish about Tesla.
|
|
As spending outpaced hospital budgets, business executives increasingly took over.
|
|
But increasingly, parents are turning to postpartum doulas, as well.
|
|
It's increasingly hard for anyone, including Americans, to travel anywhere.
|
|
To talk about needing more jobs increasingly misses the point.
|
|
He is increasingly blamed for problems at the troubled bank.
|
|
Our economy is, increasingly, plagued by these kinds of constraints.
|
|
The results come as Lego faces an increasingly competitive landscape.
|
|
Children are increasingly able to find sexual health answers online.
|
|
Increasingly, mariners will need to know how to skirt icebergs.
|
|
Scores of leading retailers and fashion brands increasingly say no.
|
|
These laws increasingly contract the space for freedom of expression.
|
|
ALBANY — Striking pre-emptively at an increasingly frequent foil, Gov.
|
|
Street gangs have increasingly become involved in organizing prostitution networks.
|
|
Business leaders and economists in China are increasingly saying, Enough.
|
|
Increasingly, that last factor seems to be the tipping point.
|
|
Is tech increasingly figuring in the cases that you cover?
|
|
Investors, for their part, increasingly expect the Fed to act.
|
|
Smaller states increasingly send real heavyweights, like former prime ministers.
|
|
Data increasingly suggest that a slowdown is, in fact, materializing.
|
|
Digital sales of groceries will become increasingly important in 2020.
|
|
Gifts to those traditional charities are increasingly criticized as ineffective.
|
|
American foreign policy is increasingly falling into disarray and incoherence.
|
|
As a nation, we have become increasingly dependent on electricity.
|
|
It's within this context that storage is becoming increasingly important.
|
|
Jewish students' experiences on college campuses are becoming increasingly uncomfortable.
|
|
But the consensus is, increasingly, that it is not imminent.
|
|
Increasingly, technology may also play a role in reducing regret.
|
|
Mostly, though, they increasingly fixate on the cost of college.
|
|
American universities have become increasingly dependent on this cheap labor.
|
|
Trump surrogates ginning up increasingly contorted justifications on cable news
|
|
But the evidence increasingly suggests the Islamic Republic is responsible.
|
|
Some polydrug tests have been increasingly adopted following cannabis legalization.
|
|
Meanwhile, prosecutors are increasingly examining the conduct of corporate executives.
|
|
Whole Foods' growth continued as eating healthy became increasingly mainstream.
|
|
American consumers are increasingly turning toward khakis and athletic pants.
|
|
All of government, it's increasingly clear, is his personal plunder.
|
|
He's been increasingly critical of Obama since leaving the military.
|
|
As the evening progresses, however, the two narratives increasingly overlap.
|
|
The group is increasingly active among BDS groups in Europe.
|
|
Increasingly, he found himself fending off attacks in public forums.
|
|
The increasingly dire humanitarian conditions have raised the geopolitical stakes.
|
|
Bill Pascrell, who called the President "chaotic" and "increasingly volatile."
|
|
For journalists, the result is an increasingly tough work environment.
|
|
And Saudi generals are increasingly dictating American military operations abroad.
|
|
Such a rapprochement, however, is now increasingly difficult to imagine.
|
|
Even more significant, the U.S. government is becoming increasingly involved.
|
|
Economic diplomacy is an increasingly important part of that effort.
|
|
Increasingly, that also means moving beyond shared homes to hotels.
|
|
Especially when the streaming landscape increasingly comes to resemble cable.
|
|
For example, they store flood waters from increasingly intense rainstorms.
|
|
Lowi shrewdly describes the presidency as an increasingly 'plebiscitary' office.
|
|
But, it's an increasingly tough market with larger players dominating.
|
|
"Algorithmic trading systems have increasingly come to dominate," Hall wrote.
|
|
And banks are increasingly partnering with and investing in fintechs.
|
|
Increasingly, we are also unable to express our faith freely.
|
|
It leaves people increasingly short of breath and excessively fatigued.
|
|
But Kim did not falter over an increasingly soggy course.
|
|
Tuning out is increasingly the choice of disaffected young journalists.
|
|
Bong Joon Ho operates in an increasingly less unique class.
|
|
The clearest loser was Iowa and its increasingly precarious caucuses.
|
|
The U.S. is increasingly in thrall to global economic problems.
|
|
Air traffic in the opposite direction is becoming increasingly sparse.
|
|
Germans who openly support immigration have increasingly been targeted, too.
|
|
Increasingly, Iranian leaders rely on it to pursue their goals.
|
|
Many are camping in the open in increasingly desperate conditions.
|
|
"We live in an increasingly militant, secular age," he wrote.
|
|
Mallorca's beaches are becoming increasingly popular — and locals aren't happy.
|
|
It's getting warmer, which means increasingly ripe conditions for fires.
|
|
With closer contact, Trump and Kelly have proven increasingly incompatible.
|
|
Shareholders are increasingly urging power companies to adopt renewable energy.
|
|
It's simple: Warren is increasingly exciting people about her candidacy.
|
|
However, many people in these countries increasingly blame the French.
|
|
Unable to find dependable workers, many owners increasingly worked themselves.
|
|
Lowe's has increasingly lagged behind its biggest rival, Home Depot.
|
|
We increasingly turn to search engines to seek out information.
|
|
As he grew older, Sultan Qaboos also grew increasingly reclusive.
|
|
The disruptions are increasingly spilling over into global supply chains.
|
|
She said she believed that a bailout was increasingly possible.
|
|
"Their true intentions are increasingly clear," Xinhua said on Sunday.
|
|
That should drive Dorian increasingly to the northeast, he said.
|
|
The question, increasingly, is whether that's "nice" enough for VCs.
|
|
Increasingly, investors are willing to come along for the ride.
|
|
But they're also increasingly the recommended choice for large homes.
|
|
Experts say the group is increasingly resorting to insurgent tactics.
|
|
He came increasingly to aim his sarcasm at naïve idealists.
|
|
Republicans are increasingly skeptical that they can get everything done.
|
|
So reading certainly has moral value — and is increasingly subversive.
|
|
Are we overdependent or increasingly dependent on one fuel infrastructure?
|
|
Trump campaign events have become increasingly violent in recent days.
|
|
Customers loved their door bells and increasingly the smart lighting.
|
|
But the country has increasingly probed western nations for vulnerabilities.
|
|
Increasingly within the administration, it had become a viable one.
|
|
As more features are extracted, the diagnosis becomes increasingly accurate.
|
|
Have they been algorithmically deprioritized on this increasingly infantilized platform?
|
|
Google will increasingly build products that depend on AI technology.
|
|
Cable giants are increasingly pushing aggressively into the wireless industry.
|
|
But increasingly, new recruits come from a small demographic group.
|
|
Climate change poses an increasingly expensive risk to many industries.
|
|
Company insiders have described him as increasingly haughty and imperious.
|
|
It's a calculus that climate change is making increasingly familiar.
|
|
Now, its allure is increasingly getting discovered by business travelers.
|
|
Justice Sonia Sotomayor said the laws have grown increasingly draconian.
|
|
His life, meanwhile, increasingly felt like a series of derailments.
|
|
Mr. Trump's eye — and ire — have turned increasingly toward California.
|
|
"There's a lot that people still are increasingly nervous about."
|
|
And it's increasingly turning to women to fill its ranks.
|
|
The blame for the increasingly publicized, public health crisis, shifts.
|
|
These European markets are increasingly important to the cannabis sector.
|
|
But sadly, journalists and media workers are increasingly at risk.
|
|
That has Wall Street analysts increasingly nervous about Slack's future.
|
|
Comedians are increasingly migrating toward streaming platforms and big rooms.
|
|
But we live in an imperfect and increasingly unpredictable world.
|
|
Social media is playing an increasingly prevalent role in divorces.
|
|
Retail work has become increasingly untenable over the last decade.
|
|
Oculus increasingly treats the $399 Quest as its flagship product.
|
|
Toward that end, digital advising tools have become increasingly common.
|
|
It's a significant advantage in an increasingly competitive global marketplace.
|
|
The nomination of Ronny Jackson is looking increasingly in peril.
|
|
By October, Mr. Fernandez was increasingly afraid — and fed up.
|
|
In the internet age, sexual exploitation has become increasingly insidious.
|
|
But its options for responding further are getting increasingly complicated.
|
|
The situation in the United States has become increasingly difficult.
|
|
It is a shift that, increasingly, worries the United States.
|
|
And it's become increasingly apparent that something needs to change.
|
|
Those employees say their work environment has become increasingly untenable.
|
|
The Apple Watch is an increasingly important product for Apple.
|
|
That made it increasingly difficult to gauge whether unrest continued.
|
|
This is fostering an increasingly risky outlook for risky assets.
|
|
Facing an increasingly tight fight for his political life, Sen.
|
|
As liberals lost elections, they increasingly turned to the courts.
|
|
But neoliberalism's radical individualism has increasingly raised two interlocking problems.
|
|
Yet bond markets appear increasingly skeptical of that rosy scenario.
|
|
Increasingly it appears Manafort is the link to Russian collusion.
|
|
His notes become increasingly grandiose as he nears his goal.
|
|
Lawmakers have increasingly pushed against Kelly's appointment at the agency.
|
|
South Koreans have grown increasingly fed up with corruption scandals.
|
|
A global response is required for this increasingly international phenomenon.
|
|
It has become increasingly clear that this law is collapsing.
|
|
On Instagram, and increasingly in real life, everyone is suspect.
|
|
Everyone my age had a MySpace or, increasingly, a Facebook.
|
|
DNA testing services have become increasingly popular in recent years.
|
|
But it's increasingly clear that he just can't help himself.
|
|
Two other polls also showed increasingly solid support for impeachment.
|
|
So it's increasingly turning to robots to fill those tasks.
|
|
Increasingly, he was mentioned as a candidate for national office.
|
|
But I mean increasingly, and I find that super irritating.
|
|
Jews say they are increasingly wary about living in Germany.
|
|
As it became increasingly clear on the night of Nov.
|
|
Americans are increasingly aware of the serious threat from China.
|
|
What's more, Biden and Bernie's coalitions are seeming increasingly impregnable.
|
|
That, anyway, is the prediction increasingly baked into financial markets.
|
|
Indeed, Transformers franchise is increasingly relying on the overseas market.
|
|
Marijuana legalization has become increasingly popular with the overall public.
|
|
But consumer spending has been increasingly paid for by debt.
|
|
Increasingly, United States tech companies are complying with those demands.
|
|
Younger Lithuanians of means are increasingly choosing to live downtown.
|
|
Studies show that millennials are increasingly more interested in experiences.
|
|
Drones are becoming an increasingly common sight in our skies.
|
|
Increasingly, travelers value experiences and culture, even on short visits.
|
|
They're processing that information with increasingly complex and sophisticated algorithms.
|
|
Breakingviews Central banking increasingly looks like an act of faith.
|
|
But increasingly people are reading it for a few laughs.
|
|
That Indian sophistication is increasingly a thing of the past.
|
|
In Foggy Bottom, anguish is increasingly giving way to bitterness.
|
|
But America's naval mastery in Asia is increasingly in doubt.
|
|
In the film, he appears to have grown increasingly isolated.
|
|
But they seem to be increasingly isolated in that view.
|
|
Still, Zaman doesn't turn cynical or bitter, just increasingly anorexic.
|
|
Increasingly, mental health is being taken seriously by professional football.
|
|
Chinese companies are increasingly exploring automation as labor costs rise.
|
|
At the same time, our politics have grown increasingly small.
|
|
Second, if Americans increasingly ignore Trump's words, foreign leaders don't.
|
|
Internet shutdowns are an increasingly popular tool for digital repression.
|
|
But the reason for the holdup is becoming increasingly clear.
|
|
Democrats are increasingly bullish that they can flip the seat.
|
|
Armed gangs are increasingly involved in human trafficking and prostitution.
|
|
In the last few years, CBD has become increasingly popular.
|
|
Increasingly, it is becoming a demonstration of the sport's parity.
|
|
Increasingly, "wherever they may be" includes alone in foreign countries.
|
|
Increasingly, these kinds of efforts have landed people in jail.
|
|
This idea was gradually lost at the increasingly hierarchical museum.
|
|
As recent attacks have shown, prayer services are increasingly vulnerable.
|
|
He and others in Congress are increasingly worried about this.
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As the '90s progressed, signs increasingly pointed toward North Korea.
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But since May 10, investors have been getting increasingly edgy.
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I do think that there's increasingly a sense of responsibility.
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