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The irony of this purposefully amateurish style (as in Aldo Lanzini's crocheted mask, above) which has become influential in contemporary design, is implicit in the book's title.

The president's advisers also met with officials from the Campaign to Fix the Debt, a centrist group that has become influential in pushing for a combination of tax increases and spending cuts.

Mr Nasrallah, whose family is linked to the Sadrs, has become influential and widely admired in the region.But most rank-and-file Sadrists are fierce nationalists and would strongly object to the idea of boosting Iran's influence.

Every once in a while, a political campaign comes along to offer evidence that a particular group, whether professional, religious or geographic, has become influential and must be reckoned with.

The seven judges' unofficial runner-up was Naomi Klein's critique of post-modern consumer capitalism and designer label culture, No Logo, a book that has become influential for the world trade talks protest generation and was also a favourite with some readers' groups.

Reflecting how tense the situation has become, influential fund-raisers for Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton have stepped up their behind-the-scenes pressure on national party leaders to resolve the matter, with some even threatening to withhold their donations to the Democratic National Committee unless it seats the delegates from the two states or holds new primaries there.

That the tribe has become rich and influential is, to him, unacceptable.

Many of his graduate students and postdoctoral collaborators have become influential theoretical physicists.

Their work lives rarely intersect, but they have become influential advisers on career matters.

Others, however, have become influential and admired members of their new party.

Asian countries, including South Korea, have become influential actors in world trade.