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We are at the brutal end of a period of economic growth in the United States that was based on an increasingly unequal social contract -- one of high salaries for the few and stagnant wages for the many.

But this argument is based on an increasingly simplistic reading of the markets.

"The German position is based on an increasingly clearer picture of the facts and on the progress achieved by Cypriot authorities in analyzing terrorist activities," the statement said.

Tobin, who died in 2002, wanted to "throw some sand in the wheels" of the markets, and his idea, endorsed by Joseph Stiglitz and Lawrence H. Summers among others, is based on an increasingly held belief that markets are far from efficient.

Welfare bans based on a criminal conviction increasingly feel like de facto bans on assistance for people of color.

The numbers (percentages) of sequences found with TE-related domains, based on a series of increasingly stringent E-value cut-offs, are shown in Table 1 and Table 2 for the PDB and Swiss-Prot data sets respectively.

The numbers (percentages) of protein sequences found to possess TE-related domains, based on a series of increasingly stringent HMM search cut-off criteria, are shown in Table 1 and Table 2 for the PDB and Swiss-Prot data sets respectively.

Success in the élite tier of European soccer is increasingly based on an incestuous interchange of talent among the wealthiest clubs, a rule that applies to both players and managers.

Most operas are based on a literary source or, increasingly, a film.

Eric Lonergan, an economist at Cazenove, argues that Spain's growth is increasingly based on a housing bubble and excessive borrowing.

Woodford, who launched his own fund in June after 25 years at Invesco Perpetual, said he was concerned that fines are increasingly based on a bank's ability to pay rather than on the transgression.