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It was becoming clear by then that Ireland were likely to have some sort of hero in the indefatigable McClean.

What we hope is becoming clear by now is that experiments resulting in failures are not necessarily failed experiments.

It was becoming clear, by the time Mr. Erdogan landed in Istanbul, that those behind the coup did not have enough support within the military, even as the whole episode exposed deep divisions within the military that had not been so apparent.

It's a cakewalk, becoming clear by November.

Scottish borders © It should be becoming clear by now that there is actually very little reason to ask the question: 'What makes Scotland separate?', any more than one would ask the same of England.

It was becoming clear by 12 July that there would be trouble at the dinner.

The damaging consequences of this unfair and unjust charge are becoming clearer by the day.

To McLaughlin and Decker, it was becoming clearer by the day that the Red Cross had to do something.

"The desperation of the so-called insurgency is becoming clearer by the day," she said.

Nevertheless, his daily diatribes are beginning to wear on the Dodgers, it is becoming clearer by the day.

Andrew Neilson, director of campaigns at the Howard League for Penal Reform, said: "The damaging consequences of this unfair and unjust charge are becoming clearer by the day.