And, increasingly, even those jobs are fading away.
And increasingly even a college degree isn't enough; one needs either a graduate degree or a series of (often unpaid) internships.
Londoners have little say as to what happens on the skyline, and increasingly even less at ground level, as 'public realm' piazzas proliferate, patrolled by private security guards, and every movement is tracked by cameras.
Most of the big names in the industry — Google, Facebook, MySpace and increasingly even Apple and Microsoft — are now in the business of assembling content from unpaid Internet users to sell advertising to other Internet users.
I have written several times in this column about how newspapers push at the laws of contempt, publishing any gossip they can get, not only during police investigations (which is permissible) but also after arrest, and increasingly even after charge.
Subspecialization is a clear need for radiologists in large academic and community hospitals and increasingly even in private practices.
Tech companies, and increasingly even non-tech companies, are struggling with the fact that there are not enough trained data scientists to fill market demand.
Facebook, Twitter, and increasingly even Google have been replaced by vast peer-to-peer networks in which processing and data are coordinated and optimized in real time by token transfers orchestrated by AI proxies.
And increasingly, even Big Business is learning that a relationship with ALEC may be unprofitable.
At least, that's how it appears for most people who live in urban and increasingly even suburban and more rural settings.
For many environmentalists, policy-makers and, increasingly, even some businesses, the circular economy is being hailed as a practical way to save the planet without killing the economy.
