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In recent years they have become increasingly adept at "guiding" analysts on profits.

Publishers have become increasingly adept at hawking their wares to programme-makers.

Authoritarian leaders like Mr Bashir have become increasingly adept at rigging the vote.

It has become increasingly adept at exploiting the power of the World Cup to draw a global audience.

For this reason, publishers have become increasingly adept at exploiting any effort to cast a spotlight on writers and books.

Chinese internet users have become increasingly adept at evading censorship, often using images, analogies, Roman script and puns.

With each new book, Mr. Mezrich becomes increasingly adept at how to use his kid gloves.

Moreover, the government in Addis Ababa became increasingly adept at manipulating these Live Aid-funded NGOs.

He became increasingly adept, and was regarded as the best hacker in LulzSec.

As forgers became increasingly adept at their trade, however, and the sixties gave way to the seventies and decimalisation (1971), so the Queen graciously shared the face of banknotes with increasingly sophisticated illustrations.

The students became increasingly adept at identifying political obfuscation: the congressman who might discuss "extensive background checks" rather than universal ones; the congresswoman who brings up mental illness to change the subject from gun control.