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Its renaming as the Anti-Air War Memorial extends its increasing relevance to the high cost paid by civilian victims of the ever-increasing firepower visited on them not just by bombing planes but by increasingly marketed unmanned drones.

The 2011 Megas bring together innovative digital communications along with technology innovations, reflecting core content for MediaGuardian while also addressing the increasing relevance of technology in the media.

Furthermore, the ESKAPE pathogens are increasing relevance to antimicrobial chemotherapy.

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To reconsider The Cable Guy is to understand its increasing relevance in the postmodern world.

Moreover, it causes students to explore many different areas of study, increasing relevance.

Despite its prevalence and increasing relevance, many questions regarding art selfies and the culture around them remain.

This trend confirms the increasing relevance of new electoral politics in Europe and the continued need for strong social movements.

Ever since Liang et al (1999) reported that the presence of CDKN2A promoter hypermethylation predicted shorter survival in colorectal cancer patients, the prognostic value of CDKN2A hypermethylation in colorectal cancer have been widely investigated, owing to the fact that these results exhibited an increasing relevance with clinical practice.

Multinational comparisons of all care seekers are of increasing relevance.

Cardiovascular effects of T2DM medications are of increasing relevance.