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If Cameron thinks there aren't enough and that we have perhaps become too state-dependent, that may be true.

But Phuntsok's adeptness at the craft speaks to the way in which he and Drolma have, perhaps, become more assimilated than they think, flawlessly adopting the signature affect of city slickers: conspicuous consumption.

In fact Kneehigh, who specialise in fusing music, circus and old-fashioned storytelling skills to create renegade adaptations of fairytales and revisionist versions of the classics, have perhaps become too big for Kneehigh.

Societies where childcare has become an industrial input have, perhaps, become desensitised to this devolution of duty; but women in exile who sleep brief hours in cramped chambers in alien places with only their children's photographs for comfort experience this vacancy of the heart only as pain and loss.

While accepting Sundholm's point, we keep the terms themselves, considering that they have perhaps become too common to change.

But after having studied the answers to question 2, you have perhaps become more realistic in your goals and wiser about how to meet them.

I think that what was a financial crisis is becoming an economic crisis, has perhaps become a crisis of confidence.

Text messaging, in particular, has perhaps become this generation's version of pig Latin.

Parmenio was also left behind in Media to control communications; the presence of this older man had perhaps become irksome.

Another possibility looms, although it has perhaps become less likely with Theresa May's victory over Andrea Leadsom.

Like Mickey Mouse, seen that day on one of the watch faces, U2 has perhaps become more a symbol of entertainment than a source of it.