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We believe that the engineering geologist can become even more indispensable on the world scene.

Erdoğan has hollowed out the country's institutions – including the military, at long last – and has made himself even more indispensable.

Therefore, the incorporation of smart, automatic tools in the design process, able to further guide designer's intuition becomes even more indispensable.

The library now acts as a "de facto community center," laboring under the strain of growing responsibilities and becoming even more indispensable.

She has become even more indispensable with the arrival of the Fox Business Network, a competitor for CNBC, which has dominated television business news while piling up enormous profits (estimated by analysts at about $300 million a year).

If Mr. Arafat is the Bush administration's dispensable man, Mr. Sharon in the short term may seem even more indispensable to the administration than he has been, as it seeks to keep matters relatively calm here during an Iraqi campaign.

But as the world's largest outsourced manufacturer grows even bigger, it is becoming ever more indispensable to Apple as well.

Still, given a $20 billion pipeline of pending and tentative settlements, a 10% cut means a bonanza of cash that the top law firms can plough back into making themselves even more formidable and indispensable.

We're also very excited to announce changes to The Fix that will make it even more of an indispensable destination for fans of politics.

It also makes me even more thankful for my now indispensable mobile phone.

Any serious Argentine shopper seeking furs, leather or jewelry knows that a trip down Florida Street is indispensable -- and even more joyful at Christmastime, when the tango dancers sensuously gliding down the street-turned-pedestrian-mall every afternoon are joined by youthful choruses offering holiday songs.