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Our reputations are increasingly at the mercy of algorithms, too.

Ms. Nathan is increasingly at the mayor's side in public.

Maritime issues are increasingly at the heart of security issues between the United States and China.

Lawyers are increasingly at the cutting edge of efforts to push systemic change in China.

Most citizens of Beslan direct their rage at the Chechen terrorists but also, increasingly, at the Russian government.

"Contemporary cities are increasingly at the mercy of private interests," says Joseph Grima, the director of Storefront.

The lobbying profession, both at the federal and the state level (and increasingly at the local government level), is highly developed.

But this defeat adds to the woes of a government increasingly at the mercy of disaffected Labour MPs, who display a mixture of exasperation and resignation.

But adherents of minority faiths in Russia -- Catholics, Protestants, Muslims -- say building barriers is exactly what government officials have done, increasingly at the behest of the Orthodox Church.

Congress, meanwhile, has let the alternative minimum tax morph into something that strikes increasingly at the middle and upper middle class.

The view is increasingly at odds with the views of voters across the political spectrum.