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Rural areas are being depopulated and an ever greater share of the population lives in the capitals.

It would mean a strengthening of the forces that seek to weaken the EU and an ever more divided Europe.

His recent work conveys more forceful harmonic motion and weight than earlier work, and an ever richer exploration of sonority.

If we fail, we will be stuck in a stagnant economy and an ever more divided society.

With growing confidence, and an ever taller frame, she eventually went to a modelling search event in San Francisco.

The result was a sharp rise in bankruptcies (and credit-card defaults) before the change came into effect, and an ever sharper fall thereafter.

"Those who survive the jobs cull can expect a pay freeze, equating to a real terms pay cut, and an ever increasing workload".

The peace talks between Khartoum and an ever increasing number of rebel groups, which began last year and are now entering their seventh round, have become a farce.

This should be rethought in the light of ever more restrictive national citizenship legislation and an ever higher share of third-country nationals living in the Union.

They have to do with an emerging gap between elites and citizens and an ever stronger scepticism towards the EU and its representatives.

The use of SIPS is now a worldwide practice [21] and an ever increasing number of these schemes are being designed and implemented.