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Still, Mr. Bush's new difficulties accompany a growing understanding that this is a very conservative administration.

This reflects the growing understanding that prostitution is not a victimless crime; the prostituted are its victims.

There is also a growing understanding that elections don't guarantee free expression or fair treatment of minorities.

There is also a growing understanding that many of these problems will be around for a long time.

"Polite and sightly" as it may be, the Bröhan collection contributes to the growing understanding that modernism was no less messy than what has followed.

"There is a growing understanding that there are some risks that they have to take on different kinds of movies and approaches to budgets".

"There is an admittedly belated, yet growing understanding that H.I.V./AIDS is very much a problem for the world of work," the report said.

The restart of the community, analysts say, reflects a growing understanding that freer movement of goods and people is vital to the three economies.

The creation of the international criminal court in part stems from a growing understanding that state legitimacy must be derived from the upholding of human rights values.

Now, he said, there is a growing understanding that if the country ever got out of the business, it would be very difficult to restart it.

All that gives them resonance is our growing understanding that they fictionalise a part of Iris's life about which she cannot tell us directly.