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Howard Baker reported "a growing view that America is a patsy and we never retaliate".

There's a growing view that life is commonplace elsewhere in the universe.

"There's a growing view that Japan could even conduct solo intervention if the yen rises sharply".

However, the Washington State initiative appears to reflect a growing view that the status-quo is no longer acceptable.

But stockbroker Liberum this week reiterated a growing view that the large housebuilders have had their run.

The study solidified a growing view that pediatric cold medicines were not just useless but, on rare occasions, dangerous.

But since some of Mr Sharif's associates claimed ties to the LeJ, perhaps he saw a useful channel to the Taliban.Yet a growing view is that Mr Sharif really is set on eventual military action, and that talks are about winning time.

He would insist that in parts of Africa or Asia where the church's biggest competitor is Islam, people want strong spiritual medicine, not the watered-down compromises that might appeal in Boston.Getting on with MuslimsThroughout the church, there has been a growing view since September 2001 that relations with the Muslim world will be a primary challenge for the next pope.

There is a growing view, however, that cost-benefit analysis should go further than just considering what a firm pays to comply with a rule or the premium a consumer pays as a result of new regulation.

New York had already undergone a painful year of retrenchments, and there was a growing view in Congress that the city had to be rescued.

There was a boost to shares from a growing view in markets that the ECB will step up its support for the bloc's economy as a result of the attacks.