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WELFARE The other big attack Mr. Romney's campaign has begun in recent weeks has been on the issue of welfare.

Recognising his weakening ground on universities, Clegg has begun in recent weeks to bet the shop on his pupil premium.

A part of town long avoided by outsiders has begun in recent years to be colonized by young professionals and become something of a destination for foodies.

Facing the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, Mr. Cox has begun in recent weeks to call for greater government involvement in the markets.

Whatever his other flaws as a candidate, Mitt Romney has begun, in recent weeks, to articulate a simple and elegant rationale for why he makes more sense than any of his rivals for the nomination.

Long known as a brand catering to male athletes and built on names like Michael Jordan, Pete Sampras and Tiger Woods, Nike has begun in recent months to step up advertising campaigns and product development aimed at women.

Democrats, in a clear sign of concern, have begun in recent days to speak out on the merits of an invasion, though some worried that they were playing into Republican hands by doing so.

A massive cleanup of the site had begun in recent weeks, but was far from complete before authorities retook control of the site from protesters. .

Against this backdrop of intensifying engagement, Washington's attitude has begun easing in recent weeks.

Dubai has begun megaprojects in recent years, developing man-made islands shaped like a world map.

Although fluoroquinolone resistance in S. pneumoniae remains very low in North America, it has begun to increase in recent years (15,23) and is especially high in some Asian countries that already have high β-lactam and macrolide resistance rates (24).