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The fact that the travelogues since "Palermo Palermo" have grown generally lighter in tone prompts a few speculations.

And that so-called churn rate has dwindled in recent years, as customers have grown generally happier, or complacent, with their cell services.

In the years since publication the book's reputation has grown; it is generally considered one of Waugh's best works, and has more than once figured on unofficial lists of the 20th century's best novels.

Corporate control over our food system, and our world more generally, has grown in the past 20 years.

"Our party generally has grown stale in its message and we're not as tuned in as we once were," said Senator Lamar Alexander, a Tennessee Republican who sought his party's presidential nomination in 1996 and 2000.

That's why illegal phone and person-to-person activities tend to involve older individuals while digital crime has grown among younger people who generally spend more time online via desktop and handheld devices.

We found that while new urban development in flood zones near coasts has generally declined, it has grown in inland counties.

Women's share of the vote has grown in 17 of the 18 states (although generally by smaller increments).

Generally, Linux's share of the server operating system market has grown strongly.

Libertarians are a generally Republican-leaning constituency, but over the last few years, their discontent has grown plain.