The data collected about what you buy is increasingly granular and marketers are able to send promotions and offers out to specific audiences.
Since President Obama's re-election in 2012, Republicans have worried about what an increasingly diverse electorate will mean for their future as a national party.
But worries about what is ahead increasingly affect consumer behavior in the present.
Questions of Travel by Michelle de Kretser Allenn and Unwin) deals with travel as tourism against travel to escape persecution but ultimately asks the question about what belonging means, increasingly relevant in a world where large numbers of people are being displaced.
Did the stalemate drag on because Mr. Bush followed his initial, sound-tough instincts before fully consulting some China experts (who are hard to find in this administration) about what words an increasingly nationalistic China needed to hear?
Yet, while Walmsley has refused to get complacent about what appears an increasingly likely participation in the play-offs, he also has one eye on the teams above the Saints.
Men my age, in their twenties and thirties, increasingly unsure about what is acceptable sexual behaviour, increasingly confused about their role in an age of equality, use them most.
"People are becoming more savvy about what premium means and increasingly people want their purchases to say something about who they are," he said.
The brutal murder of a journalist in western Kenya has triggered alarm about what campaigners call an increasingly repressive environment for press freedom in the country.
It isn't just about what happened to me – increasingly Muslims are a part of a cycle of discrimination that targets them due to their appearance.
And it addresses some paradoxes peculiar to today's home kitchens: while Americans, fed a steady diet of TV cooking shows and nutritional news, care increasingly about what they eat, many feel too harried to hunt down new recipes and make dinner from scratch.
