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In recent months, President Karzai has become strongly critical of his western allies, recently engaging in a bitter public spat with the US ambassador.

A tropical mosquito that carries parasites responsible for such diseases as elephantiasis has become strongly resistant in many parts of the world.

The Hambletonian has become strongly identified with the Meadowlands, its home since 1981, but it was previously held for more than two decades in both DuQuoin, Ill., and Goshen, N.Y.

"The Dove brand has become strongly identified with a critique of what the beauty industry has done to girls, and I think this would frankly be a more effective campaign for a new brand," Mr. Vinjamuri said, referring to "Journey to Comfort".

It has become strongly counterproductive and even highly corrupt.

The search and computing giant has become strongly involved in creating automated vehicles.

Only after Islamic rule had become strongly entrenched were stricter rules enforced.

But the government's revenue — which had become strongly dependent on the housing boom — collapsed along with the bubble.

Roddick had become strongly associated with her opposition to big beauty companies, once famously saying: "I hate the beauty industry, it is a monster selling unattainable dreams.

This drives political affiliation: A 2017 study in Social Science Quarterly found that gun owners had become 50percentt more likely to vote Republican since 1972 and that gun culture had become strongly associated with explicit racism.

By the 50s, pink had become strongly associated with femininity, but boys still often wore it, while by the 70s, the two colours certainly didn't dominate the toy market.