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Today his drawings are increasingly inspired by incidents and events from the Arab Spring.

Some disparagingly called SOM "Three blind Mies" as their buildings looked increasingly inspired by his work, but without the pizzazz.

They just happen to define particularly acutely the condition of Africans, or of black Americans increasingly inspired by the romance of African origin, across the diaspora.

In "The Bowler Hat" Jacques Noel's costume and scenic design suggests a world increasingly inspired by Salvador Dali, in which familiar charms are bent by a playful absurdity.

Obama administration officials have implicitly criticized Mr. Bush's "global war" on terrorism as lacking focus on what Obama aides say are the main threats to the United States: Al Qaeda in Afghanistan and Pakistan; its regional affiliates in Yemen, Somalia and northern Africa; and individual followers who are increasingly inspired by videos and extremist sermons over the Internet.

But as more fathers have taken hands-on roles in child rearing, tackling some of the grittier and more odiferous chores of parenthood and even becoming stay-at-home dads, their inventions are increasingly inspired by personal experiences like Mr. Habeeb's.

He has increasingly been inspired by Japanese synthetics — "They are ahead in technology," he says.

After each trip we found ourselves exhausted but increasingly inspired.

The modern no-washing (or "no-poo") movement is based on the same principle, and is not to be confused with the co-washing movement (a significant and increasingly mainstream shift, inspired by an Afro-Caribbean practice, towards washing hair frequently in conditioner instead of with detergent-based shampoos).

Traditionally serving a Danish variety of hot dogs, sausages and other fast food there are increasingly more outlets inspired by international flavours such as sushi, kebab and currywurst.

Other dancers increasingly inspire his work.