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Natalia Khodyreva, head of the women's crisis centre St Petersburg, one of the country's oldest feminist organisations, says things have got markedly worse in the last three years.

The Super Bowl champions have gotten markedly better with the signings of quarterback Elvis Grbac and right tackle Leon Searcy.

Talk of these deals has got markedly quieter in recent years, as construction has gone slower than expected.

When Alasdair Rae of the University of Sheffield compared government indices of multiple deprivation for 2004 and 2010, he found that most of the neighbourhoods that had got markedly poorer were in outer London, and most of those that had got markedly richer were in inner London (see map).The rise of the eastMost of the places that had become better off were in central and west London.

That's really interesting to me, because it feels like the viral media environment has gotten markedly less organic.

The bail dilemma has gotten markedly worse post-OJ: in 1990, money bonds were set in 53% of felony cases; by 2006, that figure had jumped to 70%.

Andrew Tabler, a former journalist in Syria now at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, says: "Despite all the things that have happened over the last two years, Syria's behavior" — transferring arms to Hezbollah, cracking down on domestic dissent — "has gotten markedly worse.

As you grow up, the size of the things around you doesn't change (except Oreo's and Chips Ahoy!, they've gotten markedly smaller), you just grow into them, take their size for granted because everything is within your grasp.

Given that we feel our home form will improve markedly, we've got to be encouraged by (our away form).

On the (markedly) higher end, they've got the Nokia Lumia 930.

Virgin Mobile's no stranger to Android (they've got the Intercept and the Optimus V), but the screen alone makes this one markedly higher-end than anything else they've picked up thus far.