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But mainly, he said, the show is succeeding because of "a relentless focus on the news".

Wage inequality appears to be widening between the top and bottom ranks of the work force, partly because of a relentless contraction in blue-collar factory jobs.

But the kissing kind that is native to the United States, a semiparasitic plant that grows wild in certain parts of the country, is scarce this year because of a relentless drought in Texas and adverse weather elsewhere.

It's only possible to present the coalition parties' failure and incompetence as their strongest card because of a relentless media campaign, the City and corporate interests that stand behind it and Labour's partial acquiescence in the face of the austerity juggernaut.

Siegelman has been deprived of his liberty because of a relentless abuse of power by a combination of political and prosecutorial forces, and Siegelman's only recourse now is the president's constitutional power to pardon.

He also captures the essential sweetness of Brooks' vision in spite — or maybe because -- of the relentless sophomoric puns.

Iowa beat UNLV Sunday largely because of a nagging and relentless fullcourt press that helped to force 23 turnovers, 14 in the first half.

Gen. Robert Mood, the Norwegian commander of the 300 United Nations monitors in Syria, suspended their work last Saturday because of relentless violations of a two-month-old cease-fire and a peace plan that has all but collapsed.

ACTON INSPIRES THIS SORT of loyalty because of its relentless focus on a single goal: educating aspiring entrepreneurs.

Even David Beckham, a much adored national hero, is regarded with a certain cynicism because of his relentless publicity-courting and his pop-star lifestyle.The contrast with rugby could not be sharper.

She said AMs did not have the "luxury" to specialise, as MPs do in Westminster, because they are on a "relentless cycle" of committee meetings.