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In addition, as final-salary schemes have closed to new members, they have become more "mature"; their membership has increasingly been dominated by retirees rather than current workers.
Welfare states have become less generous, levels of long-term unemployment are much higher, taxation has become less progressive, politics has increasingly been dominated by those with the deepest pockets who can lobby the loudest.
The market has since early 1990's increasingly been dominated by the digital GSM phones (2G; second generation of mobile phones).
Disney has long dominated children's entertainment and has increasingly been a player in toys and apparel for little girls.
But for the last few decades, prices have increasingly been set in volatile markets dominated by financial, rather than industrial, considerations.
If others wanted to defend deep against them – as sides have increasingly been doing as Spain have dominated the world game – they were happy to keep the ball, knowing that chances would eventually present themselves by process of attrition.
Because biology is increasingly being dominated by vast amounts of sequence data, the field of molecular evolution has traditionally ignored the role of structural variation in the DNA double helix in shaping the genomic spectrum of mutation.
Cancer therapy has traditionally been dominated by intravenously administered agents. 1 However, oral anticancer drugs are increasingly used and more than one-quarter of all anticancer drugs currently under development are orally administered.
Politics over the summer has been dominated by increasingly tetchy rows over Stormont's budget and the impact of delaying welfare reform.
2. "A Widow's Story" willfully taps into the increasingly lucrative loss-of-spouse market that has thus far been dominated by Joan Didion's "Year of Magical Thinking".
