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Younger conservatives increasingly back same-sex marriage.

Mayra Rodríguez Valladares, a managing principal at MRV Associates, a regulatory consulting firm, put it this way, "With every part of Basel III that is gutted, we are increasingly back where we were at the eve of the crisis".

After a solid first half of the season, the team is increasingly back to where it was a year ago, with key players — Jason Bay and now Rodriguez — out of action and others — Luis Castillo, Oliver Perez — on the roster only because they are owed too much money to be released.

Science increasingly backs this claim.

Asians' love affair with European soccer is increasingly backed by cash.

As the conflict has dragged on, the Bush administration has increasingly backed Mr. Sharon.

Your granny-fussing is increasingly backed up by research, much of it from China itself.

Meanwhile, Lebanese Sunni militants are increasingly backing Syria's rebels.Lebanon, though eternally fractious, has so far proved resilient.

All the same, some of those donors are increasingly backing the private sector in its efforts to adopt a market-based approach.

Once a proponent of limited state intervention, Mrs. Merkel has increasingly backed a large government role to protect or rescue businesses hurt by the downturn.

As Mr Priestland puts it, by the mid-19th century, "the world of cosmopolitan merchants was becoming one of competing business cartels, increasingly backed by the might of nation states".