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The novel's success was considered to be evidence that games were breaking into the mainstream, and that the genre was becoming increasingly about the story.

His 10-year-old sister spoke about becoming increasingly worried about her father being killed during the second deployment and angry at her mother who seemed very stressed and "bossy" and complained constantly to her about money problems.

I am also becoming increasingly worried about US intentions about offering the Iraqi people a democratic government and about whether the UN will be able to help us.

As genetic tests become more widespread, ethicists are becoming increasingly concerned about their improper use.

Fears about Japan becoming increasingly blasé about remembering the atomic bombings, though, are not limited to the survivors, or hibakusha, as they are known here.

But Newman, like Alderson, said fraud had become so pervasive that teams were becoming increasingly frustrated about misplaced opportunity costs — investing money and scouting manpower to chase players with uncertain identities.

With a $2 million reward offered for his capture, he is unlikely to return home, and is becoming increasingly paranoid about his health, as well as about a certain Fiat that he spots continually driving past the hotel.

But while Dr. Price is upbeat these days about AIDS treatment, he is also disheartened because his patients are becoming increasingly careless about safe sex.

We are becoming increasingly clueless about practical work.

I'm becoming increasingly worried about our culture secretary, Tessa Jowell.

"Egyptians are becoming increasingly vocal about sensitive issues despite the possible government backlash," he noted.