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But executives say they are now increasingly identifying places best suited for specific tasks.

Additionally, millions of people who are not of Jewish descent are increasingly identifying themselves as Jews or are converting.

Many Mexican-Americans, feeling unwanted and relegated to second-class citizenship here at home, are increasingly identifying more with Mexican than American culture.

A1 Iraqis Seek Security in Family In the mix of violence, sectarian politics and lawlessness since the American-led invasion of Iraq, families are increasingly identifying with their own sect and turning to their clans and tribes for protection.

Recent investigations in the granitic landscapes of late prehistoric sites in southern Deccan are increasingly identifying rock shelters in and near open air settlement sites, suggesting regular use and reuse of shelters by the occupants.

"But charities are increasingly identifying the need to give feedback to donors, to tell them exactly how they have made a difference," says Burnett. "This can be indicative, explaining the kind of thing we do with your money, or it can be absolutely specific, as in the case of this Crisis campaign.

Mr. Naipaul, on his part, increasingly identifies with his father.

They therefore increasingly identified themselves with the Gallican position.

Psychological distress and disabilities are increasingly identified among general population.

We work longer hours and increasingly identify ourselves with our jobs, she says.

Four Republican incumbents are potentially vulnerable because voters in their states increasingly identify with Democrats.