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Pumpkin's spread to consumer pantries has also been fueled by its growing foothold in American restaurants, where gourmet chefs are increasingly presenting it as an earthy accouterment in soups and risottos, and fast-casual eateries such as Panera Bread are selling "Pumpkin Muffies". One in 10 nationwide eateries now has pumpkin somewhere on its menu, data from industry researcher Technomic shows.

The original ACMG policy aimed to offer much-needed guidance in the area of so-called incidental findings, which are increasingly presenting a conundrum in medicine and research.

Movies, video games, and television programs are increasingly presenting violent acts as entertainment, and giving mixed messages about violence.

This will eventually help to avert the envisaged treatment failure among patients who are increasingly presenting with diverse viral subtypes with limited ART options.

This is essential in guiding the use of entry inhibitors in resource-poor settings since patients are increasingly presenting with strains that are resistant to available NRTI, NNRTI and PIs.

"They are increasingly presented with a bleak future of depleted resources, unemployment and inflated costs.

Companies with a clear mission purpose are increasingly presented as essential for a dynamic economy.

But half a decade on, that confident mood has become more muted as the industry shifts to the see-now-buy-now model of trading and collections are increasingly presented as unisex.

The Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, in its annual check-up of sorts on the networks, found that gay characters "are increasingly presented as matter-of-fact manner rather than a curiosity" and lauded the CW in particular.

In Namibia, research results are increasingly presented at formal fora, which in itself introduces a measure of peer review, and strengthens networking, cross-fertilization and quality enhancement.

Over the last 15 years and despite the ongoing uncertainty about the etiology of diabetes, overweight and obesity are increasingly presented not only as risk factors, but also as a contributors to and generators of the disease, across a spectrum of publications and mediums.