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And there was a growing insistence on monogamy within relationships even when couples were not co-habiting.

By the same token there is a growing insistence that the government should not go beyond the coalition agreement in delivering Tory policies – unless these are clearly traded off with new Lib Dem policies, endorsed by the party.

China has suspended the restructuring of state enterprises and banks, because of the deflationary consequences of restructuring in crisis conditions.There is a growing insistence in the region that Asian arrangements have strengths which have been denied in the West and which need to be built upon to speed recovery.

At the root of the dispute is a growing insistence on the part of Germany and the International Monetary Fund that as Greece's economy continues to collapse, its debt — now about 140 percent of its gross domestic product — needs to be reduced as rapidly as possible.

His life was also notable as that of a gay man with strong emotions and a growing insistence on his identity.

The call to end the practice of open defecation is being made with growing insistence as the links with childhood stunting become clearer.

" The call to end the practice of open defecation is being made with growing insistence as the links with childhood growth stunting become clearer.

But with that change has come another: what would seem to be a growing intolerance for merely being, and an anguished insistence on doing, doing, doing.

Yet despite increasing talk and concern over the unnatural relationship between the West and Islamist movements in the Arab region, there is growing insistence among the region's enlightened and modern youths that they will not allow this relationship to direct their lives and dictate their course.

What comes across with growing insistence is the silence and solitude: a leaching agent that eats away the narrator's ability to speak of himself with anything but a cold, depressive detachment.

The growing insistence of the poem on pleasure is remarkable.