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Such comity is growing harder to find.

Even Mr Advani's Bharatiya Janata Party quickly said it did not want early polls.Quite how Mr Singh's government justifies its keep, however, is growing harder to see.

Certainly, in the wake of floods, earthquakes and tsunamis, it's growing harder to think of nature as something to be conquered and controlled.

The loss to the underdog Buccaneers gave him 4,354 yards passing in his short career, but also a disappointing 6-11 record that is growing harder to ignore.

IT IS growing harder to distinguish one bloody day in Syria from the next, unless the horror is so stark as to earn a special mark in the trajectory of an increasingly gruesome conflict.

Even setting these criticisms aside, the case for building more nuclear weapons, at a time when the United States' arsenal is already by far the most sophisticated and most expensive in the world is growing harder to make.

Presidential elections are growing hard to win without warmer ties to Hispanic voters in such swing states as Colorado.

These are growing hard to obtain: many applicants with offers of jobs or scholarships abroad have been turned down.

In international musical life, it is growing hard to distinguish between one national school of instrumental playing and another.

But that fiction grows harder to maintain.

Cries for a testing program grew harder to ignore.