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For Conlon, her increasing role on the court has made her initial practice sessions with the Huskies seem like the distant past.

Mr. Assad's government is backed by Iran, Hezbollah and thousands of foreign Shiite fighters playing an increasing role on the ground.

This is increasingly the case in Syria, where an originally peaceful pro-democratic uprising has evolved into a sectarian civil war, with extremist rebel groups that reject democracy playing an increasing role on the battlefield.

With the Filtration Group never far from the headlines in 2013, Filtration Industry Analyst's annual review of merger and acquisition activity puts a spotlight on the increasing role of private equity in the filtration and separation sector's corporate landscape.

Politics and institutions (increasing role of EU, increasing emphasis on sustainability, retreating public sector, development of 'weak states') are overall the most uncertain category of drivers.

"I'll be more aggressive just because the looks will be there," Chandler said of his increased role on offense.

"It's very clear he welcomes an increased role on the part of California". Xi emphasized the state's unique economic impact and encouraged California to promote ties on the local level in science, innovation and green development, according to a statement from China's Foreign Ministry.

The simultaneous missions highlighted the Somali militia's interconnectedness with international al-Qaeda cells and America's increasing role in taking on the Shabab.The Barawe target, Ikrimah, was responsible for failed plots to attack Kenya's parliament and the United Nations headquarters in Nairobi, according to a Kenyan intelligence report.

Children older than 12 months were also excluded as other diagnoses, in particular asthma assume an increasing role, impacting on the identification and management of these patients.

A Downing Street source said May had promised an increased role for parliament on the political declaration but had not yet set out what this would involve.

Among GPs who acknowledged the potential for an increased role for acupuncture on the NHS there was support for the provision of treatment from either medical or non-medical practitioners, delivered at either NHS or non-NHS premises, and with the NHS providing some, or all, of the required funding.