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Along with faster computers, the pools of data available to be mined have become veritable oceans over the years.

Husbands who were abusive when they were healthy can become veritable tyrants when seriously or terminally ill, she learned from wives she interviewed.

She went on to become a reproductive health specialist who helped staff abortion clinics in five states, mostly in the Midwest, places that, by the late 1980s, had become veritable combat zones.

But within the next four decades most of the developed countries in East Asia, as well as Europe, will become veritable old-age homes: A third or more of their populations will be over 65, compared with one in five in the U.S.

Many of their schools have become veritable arts deserts.

The pee and poo of Chinese citizens have become veritable gold to police surveilling local drug use.

The high permeability of aquaculture facilities, transport, and transplantation of these species have resulted in many unintentional introductions: oyster farms have become veritable gateways into Mediterranean coastal waters for alien macrophytes [213].

In that land Sinuhe raised a family and became a veritable patriarch.

Under such policies, Latin America became a veritable hothouse of industrial diversification.

Monticello became a veritable hotel during these years, on occasion housing 50 guests.

Critics were appalled or blissed out, and wrote about it and wrote about it until it became a veritable fetish.