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The wireless market has been growing increasingly concentrated over the last decade.

The government has been growing increasingly intolerant of criticism of its handling of the cyclone as inefficient and callous.

The Copa America confirmed a trend that has been growing increasingly apparent over the past decade: in South America, there are no minnows.

Partly because of the arrival of the Pataki appointees, defense lawyers say the court has been growing increasingly unsympathetic to arguments from criminal defendants.

Republican officials said that with the choice of Senator Ashcroft, Mr. Bush was hoping to placate his party's right wing, which has been growing increasingly unhappy with his selection of a number of top officials from the party's moderate wing, including Governor Whitman.

King has been growing increasingly concerned that with the banking sector still in trouble, households carrying enormous debts and unemployment rising strongly, Britain risks the kind of "lost decade" of deflation that Japan suffered in the 1990s rather than a return to high inflation.

As a result, major account holders have been growing increasingly nervous.

Even before "the wreck" in prices, he said, his business had been growing increasingly tenuous.

The advisers, who had been growing increasingly frustrated while Mr. Gingrich was away, decided to confront the candidate together.

While Mr. Bradley plugs on gamely, many of his most loyal supporters have been growing increasingly melancholy about his chances.

He said he had been growing increasingly critical of the board, especially over its dismissal last year of Superintendent Nathaniel Clay.