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Rising success on the pitch has been met with increased attendances.

It has proceeded apace, and has been met with increasing violence by the rebels ever since.

Over the past few weeks, calls for the governor to testify have been met with increasing resistance.

In Austin, that lack of income growth has been met with increasing rents and state cuts to safety-net services.

With Al Qaida having been driven from the country and with our increased troop presence having been met with increasing violence nation-wide, it's clear that Obama's War, like Bush's War, also fails to make us safer.

In the wake of the deaths of Eric Garner on Staten Island, Freddie Gray in Baltimore, and Walter Scott in South Carolina, police violence against people of color has been met with increasing condemnation and ongoing street protest across America.

But the claims that Mexico City is somehow immune to serious — and organized — violent crime have been met with increasing incredulity that is now being fueled by the recent attacks in the Roma and the Condesa that took place despite a major hike in police presence in the area following the October restaurant assault.

"The pace has intensified, all core issues are on the table and they have been meeting with increased intensity," U.S. Secretary of State John F. Kerry said Monday after briefing Arab states on the status of the talks.

The religious revival that followed independence was met with increased control from the new states.

A few years ago, Farrell realized that all the major climate models were based on the same faulty premise: they assumed that in the future increased oil demand would be met with increased supplies of conventional crude.

But Labour has warned that rising demand must be met with increased housing supply for people to afford it.