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Co-op boards have long issued directives about deportment and decorum, and condo boards are increasingly following suit.
CENSUSES are as old as civilisation and governments are increasingly following the United Nations benchmark of tallying their people once a decade.
And that's to say nothing of the fact that European schools are increasingly following the US model as they raise tuition and shift more of the burden from the public sector to families.
Hotels, too, have raised rates, and are increasingly following the airline business in charging extra fees for a variety of services, including in-room Wi-Fi and access to business centers.
PARIS — Renaud Pellegrino's work might have been ahead of its time in his early days, but it seems that a new generation of young designers is increasingly following his lead back to handcrafted work.
In the UK we are increasingly following the lead of America, where for years public restrooms have been catering to a growing sense of germ phobia: plastic covers that scroll across toilet seats with the wave of a hand, automatic flushes, automatic soap dispensers, automatic taps, and state-of-the-art hand-driers.
But, in recent years, American culture has increasingly been following a playbook made in Japan.
I spent the weekend (increasingly shakily) following them around by bike as they showed me round some of their favourite spots to party in the city.
The job had become increasingly difficult following mounting distrust between rich and poor countries and their refusal by both rich and poor countries to compromise on fundamental issues.
Jeremy Hunt's position looks increasingly untenable following hard on the heels of potentially serious allegations around misinforming parliament over weekend mortality statistics.
In the early 2000s in the United States, the disciplines of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics became increasingly integrated following the publication of several key reports.
