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Pupils themselves are increasingly caught in diabolo friendly-fire incidents at break time.

Human rights groups have asserted that civilians are being increasingly caught in combat.

Turkey seems increasingly caught between its secularist past and an unknown future.

Virginia is, as Dr DePaul noted, increasingly caught between two worlds.

Somali journalists are increasingly caught in the crossfire — or singled out in assassinations.

Erik, recently divorced and living alone, becomes increasingly caught up in dreams and reveries about his father.

But fears are mounting that civilians may increasingly get caught up in violence.

Under the plans, the increasingly catch-all term "affordable housing" would stretch to include even properties that are affordable only to people on some of the highest incomes.

In an increasingly catch-and-release world where decked-out fly-fishers coddle their fish before releasing them, it is admittedly refreshing to see a guy in hip boots and a Harley Davidson hat haul a fish ashore with a heavy spinning rod and knock it on the head for dinner.

Children have increasingly been caught up in the war.

He worries that Brazil will increasingly be caught between low-wage and high-productivity economies.