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But it's not just the Brits buying: there are the Russians, Dutch and even, increasingly, the Chinese," Mr Swannie adds.

It has become rather irrelevant to debate whether there can be smart writing about television, and even, increasingly, about TV's naughty younger sibling, reality TV.

It can be more comfortable to do so in terms of ever more distant history — the Civil War dead, the Greatest Generation, even, increasingly, Vietnam.

Republicans are even increasingly adamant that the Federal Reserve should do nothing to try to help the economy, with Representative Paul Ryan saying on Friday that monetary easing by the Fed would be a "bailout of bad fiscal policy".

Businesses are even increasingly benefiting from free labour with the rise of so-called workfare, where they pay nothing to shelf-stackers and other workers, leaving the taxpayer to pay out derisory benefits instead.

Some object to the form in which insects are presented — entire — though lobsters, mussels, oysters, clams, and even, increasingly, in this age of whole-animal cookery, pigs come to the table intact.

It may even become increasingly inaccurate with each successive recollection.

Even the increasingly shaky auto industry has some bright spots.

By the 18th century, families, even children, increasingly kept household diaries full of carefully detailed expenditures.

"Even the increasingly accepted change of deaf to 'Deaf' is controversial.

Arguments over Hong Kong's policies on housing, health care, education and even transport increasingly bring up questions over how the territory should interact with the mainland.