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Kuwait has become once again an obscure and wealthy desert land ruled by a medieval autocrat.

Despite the Washington setback, the French feel that with these two contributions France has become once more the planning brain of Western Europe.

The destruction of Mr. Jabra's home, books, art and music and the murder of his relatives symbolize what Iraq has become once the religious genie was unleashed.

Mayfair, or "May Fayre" as the historic area called itself when it celebrated its 325th birthday this month, has become once again a fashionable destination.

It is perched on a small portion of the Hampstead stage, which has become once again, in Edward Hall's lustrous first season, an essential stage.

Despite the Washington setback, the French feel that with these two contributions France has become once more the planning brain of Western Europe... View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Emily Nussbaum By Masha Gessen.

I only found out how bad things had become once it was too late and his contract was not renewed.

With the eyes of the US, and the world, now turned towards the Gulf, Kosovo Albanians understand that they have become once again hostage to their own powerlessness and feel desperate.

And now, with the controversy over the National Portrait Gallery's "Hide/Seek" exhibition roiling the Mall, the arts have become, once again, a political hot potato.

Overseas trips have become once-in-a-life-time experiences.

Most welcomed the more modern, speedier app at the time, but realistically, warm feelings toward Flickr may have to more with our own sympathies to how maligned and abandoned the promising service had became once acquired by Yahoo years ago.