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The atrocity has become perhaps more contentious and politicised as time has passed.

Infertility treatment has become, perhaps more than any other area of medicine, a business.

His ethnic sensibility has become, perhaps, more acute, Mr. Coury said, since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, altered the reality and perceptions of many Arab Americans.

In the past two years, General Musharraf has become, perhaps more than any Muslim leader, a bridge, or a pivot, between Islam and the West.

Nationality of films in the global village that we live in has become perhaps more difficult now than it was 10 years ago".

This is not the NBA, where point guards have become perhaps more replaceable than ever.

Later, as she became an important figure in the anti-apartheid movement, nonfiction became perhaps more of a political act than a writerly one.

This is where is becomes perhaps more amusing, because the folks at CAMfess cite religion as a marketing angle.

I became, perhaps, more of who I will finally become.

We began the project slowly and became perhaps more professional and expanded our team," he says.

I've noticed as my daughter Clara has grown older that the unfocussed "not seeing what's in front of her because she's lost in thought" look has become, perhaps sadly, more and more common.