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Still, on balance The Elders are a welcome addition to the increasingly crowded field of humanitarian groups.

In addition to the increasingly frayed personal relations, the debate and subsequent votes showed the different political strategies in play.

But just as rural residents decry Wal-Mart, then skulk off to the discount behemoth for diapers and thread once it comes to town, so has Petco, which opened last month at Broadway and 92nd Street, already become an odd but quickly accepted addition to the increasingly suburbanized landscape of the Upper West Side.

However, Fury has already had his IBF belt taken from him without much of a scuffle and risks losing another belt – he has the WBO in addition to the increasingly farcical WBA version – by the time he starts trading punches with Klitschko.

Add these up and a flying passenger vehicle that pilots itself from place to place seems a natural addition to the increasingly dense and varied connective tissue of a modern city.

We have to assume that Google was just kicking the tires of a yet-to-launch addition to the increasingly useful Google Now passive search functionality, which ships on phones running the latest version of Android.

Two leading financial journalists have made worthy additions to the increasingly crowded shelf of books on our recent economic failure.

In addition to the country increasingly becoming a tourist destination, we foresee the demand for our products especially in the resorts and lodges where it will be promoted.

In addition to the difficulties of governing increasingly large and diverse education systems, as well as those of meeting the never-ending demands of expanding education, the chronic lack of consensus rendered the system unable to respond satisfactorily to public criticism and unable to plan for substantive long-range development.

This misuse of language shapes attitudes, and whether the epithet is "psychotic" or "mental" or "schizo" or "borderline" (a new, but increasingly common addition to the derogatory lexicon), the impact is every bit as damaging as slurs attached to race or gender, sexuality or religion.

The book, which has an affectionate foreword by Albert Hadley, Baldwin's former student, is a welcome addition to the two (out-of-print and increasingly expensive) volumes on the decorator's work, "Billy Baldwin Decorates and Billy Baldwin Remembersrs".