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These include its stance towards a military establishment that has grown utterly corrupt, the role of religion in this largely Muslim country, and what to do about the very borders of the country itself.

Waltraute (the earthy mezzo-soprano Yvonne Naef) comes to the mountaintop where Brünnhilde has been exiled to tell her that their fearsome father, Wotan, has grown utterly despondent and now sees the demise of the gods as inevitable.

We live in a world that has grown increasingly complex and contradictory, angry and fearful, polarized but utterly interdependent.

The response of the international community in the last 10 years has been utterly deplorable and in the face of such an ineffective reaction, it is little wonder that Al-Bashir's hubris has grown.

Indeed, a plausible case can be made that Americans have been turned off presidential campaigns -- the only times they pay much attention to national politics -- precisely because campaigns have grown so utterly predictable and unremittingly centrist.

Thank goodness the previous blasts came between 1859 and 1921, before civilization had grown to be so utterly dependent on electricity and on the power grid that now supplies it.

Although both were patricians, sentimental about the old horse-and-carriage society in which they had grown up, their visions of the future were utterly different.

Crews seems to have grown worried that although Freud and Freudianism may look dead, we cannot be completely, utterly, a hundred per cent sure.

The defeat was complete and for most Egyptians, who had grown used to broadcasts of Nasser's rhetorical victories over the Zionists, utterly unforeseen.

Father and son had grown apart over decades, and now, toward the end of Gardner's life, they were utterly divided over his death.

And now that Mr. Bush has proved himself utterly the wrong man for the job — to be, in fact, the best president Al Qaeda's recruiters could have hoped for — the symptoms of Gore derangement syndrome have grown even more extreme.