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Since the 1970s, the Republican Party has fallen increasingly under the influence of radical ideologues, whose goal is nothing less than the elimination of the welfare state — that is, the whole legacy of the New Deal and the Great Society.

But as Italian broadcasting has fallen increasingly under the thrall of Silvio Berlusconi, the billionaire prime minister whose family owns three of seven national commercial television channels, while his government has indirect control of state television, Ms. Gruber has switched from reporting the news to making it.

However, local wholesaling and retailing have fallen increasingly under the control of out-of-town interests, which have either bought out or squeezed out department stores and retailers in several product lines.

The number of pupils caught cheating in exams has fallen sharply as schools increasingly turn to technology to monitor students.

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In addition, cotton cultivation is very water intensive, but since the early 1990s the amount of public money spent on irrigation has fallen and farmers are increasingly forced to invest in their own systems.

The lawyer, Mayer Morganroth, said Mr. Kevorkian had "become increasingly frail and has fallen twice, injuring his wrist and fracturing two ribs".

But in the last decade, as costs have risen, and the number of bankable blockbusters has fallen, some road presenters have been increasingly reliant on booking cheaper, non-Equity tours that cut deeply into the employment opportunities for union actors.

HENRY FARRELL points to an interesting statistical find on Arthur Goldhammer's French politics and society blog: since France introduced domestic partnerships (known as PACS) in 1999, largely to accommodate same-sex unions without having to legalise gay marriage, the number of marriages has fallen, as heterosexual couples have opted increasingly for the PACS route.

Increasingly, the burden has fallen on the middle classes – especially those living in property hotspots in London and the south-east of England, which now account for half of the IHT tax take, according to figures from Prudential.

As hormone therapy has fallen out of favor, complementary and alternative approaches have increasingly come into use.