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But the 21-mile track is now increasingly displaying the scars of daily battles and lack of maintenance.

The FN, supposedly "cleaned up" but increasingly displaying its authoritarian and xenophobic colours, has never controlled any French region before.

I don't think that you can entirely separate the anger at American soldiers that the public is increasingly displaying — Fallujah's an extreme example, but it's also present elsewhere — from the way we operate, with massive displays of force.

At the same time, Ahmadinejad is increasingly displaying a Louis XIV streak, basically stating that only his faction is a true political party loyal to the ideals of the revolution.

Gram-negative bacteria, such as Escherichia coli, are increasingly displaying antibiotic resistance,[ 1] partly because they possess an outer membrane (OM) that forms a highly selective filter around the target cell.[ 2] The OM structure is unique in biology.

During World War I and the Russian Revolution, the flag of Latvia was increasingly displayed.

After completing his studies, he increasingly displayed his works in solo and group exhibitions, making his European debut in 1995 in "TransCulture," held at the 46th Venice Biennale.

Although his canvases have been increasingly displayed in museums in this country and abroad, and are now fetching impressive auction prices, the current show "Michael Sweerts: 1618-1664" athehe Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art here is the first full-scale Sweerts exhibition in the United States.

The mere suggestion that the United States increasingly displays the characteristics of a European-style social democracy appears like heresy to quite a few Americans — and something to be avoided at all costs.

Even while certain forms of knowledge, particularly modern science, have come to pervade and shape more and more areas of human life, it has not delivered rational control either of society or of the natural world, but has instead increasingly displayed the contingency and limited character of human knowledge.

As much as hardliners in Tehran or Damascus enjoy seeing America bruised, the blinkered Sunni extremism that Iraq's jihadists increasingly display sits uncomfortably with both Iran's mullahs and Syria's Alawites, a heterodox minority to which the ruling Assad clan belongs.