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The attack appeared to be part of a growing pattern that was followed later on Wednesday night when – in a second reported incident – a vehicle drove into a group of Israeli soldiers on the occupied West Bank injuring three, one seriously.
Very rarely is there a composite picture that puts all these bits together to provide a larger narrative – to explain that this demonstration or that bomb attack is part of a growing pattern, that it has a history and heralds a future.
Luckily, the damage was minimal, but this was one in a growing pattern that we're seeing develop," Cuomo said on Spectrum News NY1 later Monday afternoon.
The first American agricultural assistance programs started in the 1920s to address ramped-up growing patterns that farmers had developed in support of the World War I effort.
The British agencies argue that extreme weather events such as Typhoon Haiyan follow a growing pattern of threat that points strongly towards climate change.
One is the frustrating gridlock in many political systems and a growing pattern of polarization that can lead either to policy inaction or to large mistakes and damage.
Sadly, Trump's actions today fit a growing pattern of discrimination that dishonors Native people, our ancestors, and all those who have fought and sacrificed in service of this sacred land.
This was punishment for an unspecified breach of team rules but a stern reaction to a growing pattern of misbehavior that Smith, by his own admission, had let slide.
Structural analysis can include particularities of modern power systems such as future transmission changes, congestion, operational constraints (ramps), new entrants, new technologies, and new demand grow patterns that cannot be taken into account by simply analyzing price historical values.
They appeared to fit a growing pattern of suicide bombings that have struck both government and civilian targets in and around Chechnya.
All three appear to be part of what federal authorities describe as a growing pattern of eco-sabotage, or vandalism, that its anonymous perpetrators claim to have carried out in defense of the environment.
