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Droughts seem to be ever more frequent in northern China, and southern cities such as Guangzhou are also affected.
Hollywood castlist perennial for over a decade, whose chiselled walkthroughs are becoming ever more frequent: in New Year's Eve, This Means War, Inglourious Basterds and The Three Musketeers just recently.
Locals say the sightings have been ever more frequent in recent months, with Ukraine accusing Moscow of shelling its territory from inside Russia, and transporting heavy weaponry across the border, including perhaps the BUK missile system which is believed to have been used to shoot down a Malaysian Airlines passenger jet last month.
The Provisional Government of Euzkadi stated that "the flag must be that which gathers Basque unity and which the use, ever more frequent in the Basque lands, has sanctioned as such symbol of their unity".
The use of costs as a variable of complexity represents an opportunistic use of a highly exhaustive registry, which is becoming ever more frequent in hospitals and which overcomes the lack of clinical information related to outpatient activity.
If these steps become more pronounced, more widespread, ever more frequent, more substantial in scale, scope and reach → then perhaps a major positive transformation of the global economy and ecosystem is realistically possible.
In act there is mounting evidence that these ever more frequent shocks threaten to reverse development progress in low-income countries.
Over the past five years, volatility spikes have become ever more frequent (see chart), from the Asian crisis in 1997 right up to the World Trade Centre attacks.
This new generation had watched the rebuilding in the Baroque, and studied the ever more frequent engravings and architectural books and treatises arriving from the mainland.
Floods and droughts in many parts of the world are getting ever more frequent and intense.
Now, he faces ever more frequent protests led by Russia's urban middle class who want to live in a modern country with independent courts and no corruption.
