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And it is a place where neighborhood geography is increasingly defined by gang affiliation.

For many of those in work, life is increasingly defined by precariousness and insecurity.

It is the ruling emblem of an era that is increasingly defined by austerity nostalgia.

Our personal histories, too, are increasingly defined by what Google serves up about us.

Why shouldn't writers find a niche in a culture increasingly defined by its most solipsistic elements?

American politics is increasingly defined by contempt rather than a sense of common good.

The protection of intellectual property rights is increasingly defined by global markets and territorial laws.

The American body politic is increasingly defined by its hyper-partisanship.

Across Western democracies, politics are increasingly defined by opposition — to everything.

Indeed, despite pockets of severe deprivation, Dundee's story is that of a city increasingly defined by its culture and creativity.

As parties today are increasingly defined by their leaders, which one will take centre stage as election day approaches?