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Among her concerns, she said, is that the boys, too, are becoming seriously overweight.

It has brought home to me how independent minded Chinese writers are becoming seriously interested in the geographical fringes of "China proper", drawing on its people, their traditions and conflicts at work.

"Censorship rules are becoming seriously ridiculous and are damaging our society more than we think," she said.

We have to ask ourselves from where are these funds to be borrowed by the USA coming from as there is an argument that people are becoming seriously dollar shy.

The British high street is becoming seriously overbanked.

Moreover, the water is becoming seriously polluted, which impinges on every stakeholder's interests.

"He is becoming seriously studied at academic levels," said the Bodleian's associate director Richard Ovenden.

By chasing numbers, they were becoming seriously outstretched," said Masahiro Fukuda, manager of research at Fourin, a global automotive research company based in Nagoya, Japan.

New York's waterways were becoming seriously polluted and its huge fishing industry was threatened by declining numbers and varieties of fish.

But runners were becoming seriously dehydrated, and some were collapsing with body temperatures as high as 104, 106 or even 109 degrees in a man who, miraculously, was not killed, Dr. Costill said.

By the end of the 1940s people were becoming seriously fed up, epitomised by the transformation of the black market spiv from a demonised figure into something altogether cosier – but it did much to ease the worst years of austerity.