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Film and video, which Mr. Stewart uses as a set and a text element in "Birdbrain," are certainly not new to dance but too often they remain a separate element, never becoming more than ornamentation, emphasis or showing off.

Facebook gets about 85% of its ad revenue from mobile, but advertising through the main Facebook app is expected to cool off this year, meaning that multiple revenue streams from separate platforms are becoming more important.

The idea of a separate room for handling PCR products is one I like, but as the lab grows and we need more spaces for equipment and projects, it is becoming more difficult to keep the rooms separate.

As more women go to work, offices that once had separate lifts and rooms are becoming more integrated.

The north-south divide is becoming more pronounced, with the old industrial towns feeling ignored, separate and un-listened to.

Yet as more people come of age on Facebook, the line separating personal and professional relationships is becoming more ambiguous.

The period of rain are becoming more irregular, with intense rainfall events concentrated in a short period separated by warm dry periods (IPCC 2014b).

As we crossed through each 250 mark separated by less than half a second my belief was becoming more and more concrete.

And becoming more accessible.

Girls are becoming more assertive.

That means becoming more outspoken.