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Researchers are increasingly attempting to understand the differential effects of programmes in population subgroups.

Arts policymakers are increasingly attempting to better explain the benefits of arts and culture beyond it being fun, or good for the soul, or a moneyspinner.

Given the right set of conditions, the crowd will almost always outperform any number of employees – a fact that companies are becoming aware of and are increasingly attempting to exploit.

Much as Germany in the 1930s envied the agricultural resources of Eastern Europe, China is increasingly attempting to control those of Africa and eyeing the vast resources of its neighbor Russia, says Snyder.

Harvard, per its motto, should take a far more principled stand against the authoritarianism that China, and especially Xi Jinping, is increasingly attempting to foist upon not only Asia, but the world.

Online car-buying startups are increasingly attempting to complement and supplant the existing brick-and-mortar sales model, too, and even Amazon has experimented with online sales, particularly in Europe.

Republican-controlled states have increasingly attempted to introduce voter ID laws in recent years.

Adults and children alike have increasingly attempted suicide and acts of self-harm.

Mr. Modi has increasingly attempted to recast himself as a "developmentalist" with a strong economic record in Gujarat.

The Congressional investigators said they thought that criminals "may increasingly attempt to use the securities industry to launder money".

Increasingly attempts to capture the embodied knowledge and values of citizens are also brought into this contested terrain.