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But that support has deteriorated steadily since the 2004 election.

The sector's total advertising income has deteriorated steadily through the past decade, from £594m in 2000 to £505m last year.

Once the high point of the summer for sports fans, the All Star game has deteriorated steadily, especially since the start of inter-league play.

The North Korean economy, he said, has deteriorated steadily while the country faces a cruel winter in which, according to the World Food Organization, thousands of people are likely to die from disease and starvation.

In fact, the quality, efficiency, and sense of purpose of international tribunals — and of the International Criminal Court, which is their heir — have deteriorated steadily over the past decade.

For the 30 months that Mr. Foster's predecessor, Gene Powell, served as chairman, the U.T. System board's internal relationships and those with the administration of its flagship university and state lawmakers seemed to have deteriorated steadily, with charges and countercharges over issues including rising tuition costs and governance style.

Human rights have deteriorated steadily in Iran since the contested 2009 presidential election, which forced her into exile, she argued, and she noted examples of discrimination in Iranian law, such as the testimony of a man being worth that of two women.

Relations between the two countries have deteriorated steadily over Karzai's long-standing refusal to sign a Bilateral Security Agreement that would help shape the U.S. military presence after 2014, when most other foreign troops are expected to leave.

That position has steadily lost value as Greece's outlook has deteriorated.

"Everything has deteriorated here".

Social mobility has deteriorated.