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If outlet malls get cushier, however, those customers could increasingly be one and the same.

Community health workers could increasingly be encouraged to take on tasks despite lacking experience and expertise.

Instead of thinking of electricity as the core product, utilities could increasingly be paid for providing additional high-quality services and charge customers a premium for their connection.

While tech firms like Apple are advancing encryption to an increasingly broad set of consumer activities, the government is concerned that it could increasingly be locked out from the communications, and the intentions, of threats to national security.

America's post-democratic military, combined with the proliferation of intelligence outfits and the growth of the country's second defense department, the Department of Homeland Security, could increasingly be considered something like an emerging proto-state.

And around the world, sea level rise will cause more flooding, which could result in the military increasingly being called upon to provide humanitarian aid or disaster relief.

Yet beneath the glittering finery of the cricket there lies a dark underbelly which some observers fear increasingly could be catastrophic for the game.

For with the land comes the right to withdraw the water linked to it, in most countries essentially a freebie that increasingly could be the most valuable part of the deal".

"We believe it is a strong signal that Clearwire's future could likely be increasingly aligned with Sprint's strategy," Michael Rollins, an analyst with Citigroup, wrote in a note to investors.

It could also be increasingly difficult for investors to conduct due diligence, as companies may feel able to withhold information.

In the foreseeable future, standardization of Form PF disclosures could result in fewer generic disclosures that could be increasingly relevant in the bankruptcy context.