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Mr. Clinton has increasingly viewed fiscal responsibility as among his leading achievements.

But Mr. Edwards came in second in the Iowa caucuses, and Mr. Kerry's advisers have increasingly viewed him as their biggest obstacle to the nomination.

But as the Taliban has become resurgent and the war has intensified, Americans have increasingly viewed a strong and credible central government as crucial to turning back the Taliban's advances.

It also found that opposition among highly religious Americans, who Mr. Bush's advisers have increasingly viewed as pivotal to his re-election, is now at an overwhelming six to one.

Mr. Obama's campaign argued that the Florida vote is a meaningless beauty contest, given the absence of candidates in the state and the fact that no candidate will win delegates in a contest that both sides have increasingly viewed as a race for delegates, rather than states.

"Many gay people see the gay scene as a safe space to be themselves, whereas I've increasingly viewed it as a sort of ghetto.

But philosophy in general has increasingly been viewed as irrelevant by many scientists.

Mr. Arafat's brief remarks cast some confusion on the drive for reform in his Palestinian Authority, which has increasingly been viewed by many Palestinians as inefficient, corrupt and autocratic.

The state and institution-building program, which has initially received some support in Israel because it was perceived as consistent with what was called "economic peace" has increasingly been viewed as a threat.

HIV has increasingly been viewed as a chronic and manageable condition, but it remains incurable.

It has also increasingly viewed Israel's re-conquest of the main Palestinian West Bank cities, and assassinations of Palestinian militants, as legitimate "pre-emptive strikes"—essentially the same rationale America invoked to act against the Taliban in Afghanistan and Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq.