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The panel has become notably gloomier about the prospects for recovery.
Since then, China's hermit currency has become notably more cosmopolitan (see article).
Even the cynical tone emanating from the commentariat about him has become notably warmer.
Certainly, during the last decade, it has become notably harder to be voted in to Downing Street.
The quarterly Inflation Report suggests that more pain lies ahead for borrowers.The Bank has become notably more upbeat about the prospects for growth.
Union officials were joined at the table on Monday by the Boston Celtics' Paul Pierce, who has become notably active in the last few days.
But she seems also, over the last year, to have become notably and gratifyingly more strident.
Taken together the BRICs have become notably dearer (see chart) over the past decade.
During his tenure on the Court, the other Justices have become notably more aggressive questioners, and lawyers sometimes have trouble getting a word in edgewise.
This month our panellists have become notably gloomier about Japan's economic prospects; they halved their average prediction for GDP growth in 2001 to just 0.5%.
The Oliviers have become notably starrier and more razzle-dazzle in recent years – an attempt to emulate Broadway's Tony awards – and this year also brought changes in the judging, with West End producers and theatre operators voting alongside dedicated panels.
