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While Tanner is the textbook benchmark, doctors increasingly consider it outmoded because it involved only 228 white boys in juvenile detention in London and evaluated them from photographs.

Not only will they entice more subscribers through great content but they want directors to increasingly consider releasing their shows and movies only on Netflix.

Analysts increasingly consider game machines to be "Trojan horses" that are poised to take over the living room, as a carrier of all kinds of entertainment and interactive services.Both sides in the battle have strengths and weaknesses.

But before long newspapers were feasting on similar antics of the rich and celebrated, much as they feed today on the doings of the glitterati who descend on the Hamptons of New York's Long Island.Whereas Europeans increasingly consider holidays a right, Americans still largely view leisure time as a privilege.

And though politicians remain mute on cost-effectiveness, insurers increasingly consider it when deciding whether to cover a drug and how much of its cost to make patients pay.An emerging fightThe next few years will see spending on drugs in established markets in North America, Europe and Japan grow by just 1-4% annually, predicts IMS Health (see chart).

Archaeologists increasingly consider the third option: in recent years, they have become more selective about what and where they dig, so that they do not preclude investigations by subsequent generations.In short, archaeologists' investigations frequently pit their interests against those of other people, and the concerns of the present against the possible concerns of the future.

But that is increasingly considered old-school thinking.

"Music and politics, it seems, are increasingly considered to be separate domains," he continues.

His administration is increasingly considering a settlement similar to the one reached with Aceh in 2005.

Politically, even the idea of a breakaway Greece is increasingly considered anathema.

But locally, Wake's system is increasingly considered unwieldy and problematic, if not outright unpopular.