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Women were a growing constituency of readers and of consumers, increasingly targeted by newspaper advertising.
Grayling's proposals are a calculated political move by a government that is desperately seeking to win over UKIP's growing constituency of angry little men.
There is a growing constituency of coaches and even university presidents who believe that players deserve a bigger piece of the pie.
That shift was precipitated by the emergence of a growing constituency of pro-gay-marriage operatives and donors in the Republican Party, whose direction on social issues is still largely set by its culturally conservative base.
The trade minister, Steve Ciobo, says he will reach out respectfully to Nick Xenophon and Pauline Hanson in the new parliament, and he acknowledges there is a growing constituency of Australian voters who feel alienated by globalisation.
It's the natural destination for the growing constituency of people who aren't altogether news-fluent but are nonetheless passionate about issues such as social unrest, budget cuts and the hacking enquiry.
There is a growing constituency for improvements to the civic realm that take a newly nuanced view of the relationship between the car and public amenities.
That has created a large and growing constituency for better public services and infrastructure.
Internet voters are a growing constituency with a track record of political action.
Findings indicate that the transition moved forward through interplay between innovations in niches, a growing constituency around green building and a string of regulative and market changes.
