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But compulsory licensing also discourages innovation, and will do so increasingly as emerging markets make a bigger contribution to pharmaceutical company revenues.

Sprint does compete head-to-head with BellSouth and Cingular, and it may do so increasingly as deregulation opens up more local markets to competition.

Drastic cutbacks at San Francisco Superior Court could be a boon to the expensive, for-profit dispute resolution industry, as people with the means to do so increasingly decide to pay for their own judge to resolve divorce, child custody and other legal battles.

Numerous reports indicate that foreign governments paid to use Trump properties and planned to do so increasingly as a way of ingratiating themselves with his administration.

Massive releases of methane into the atmosphere mean that climate turbulence is going to radically escalate and do so increasingly destructively, causing major breakdowns in our economic and social order.

A new generation of progressive voices, the "new blood" of the political revolution, are taking up his banner and running for elected office up and down the ballot and will do so increasingly in the elections to come.

And European firms once shy of paying dividends – all a bit too Anglo-Saxon, don't you know – are doing so increasingly.

Water, for example, readily dissolves methyl alcohol but does not dissolve mercury; it barely dissolves benzene at room temperature but does so increasingly as the temperature rises.

Google does not collect the names of most searchers, but it is doing so increasingly as it offers more personal services like e-mail.

The game will shout at its player to operate any one of those, and will keep doing so increasingly quickly until they get it wrong – at which point they lose.

Local authorities are not obliged to put domestic violence services out to tender, but many are doing so increasingly in response to pressure on their budgets and in a desire to focus more prevention measures and early intervention work as part of a government strategy.