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Weinberg was a kind of unknown passenger on the ship of the twentieth century — a man who withdrew increasingly into a private musical world.

The system being used was sucked increasingly into a moral black-hole in which rules were regularly broken and Agency staff deceived each other, their superiors in the White House and members of Congress.

Over the next five years, the strategy, which is known as.Net, will transform Microsoft from a purveyor of packaged software increasingly into a supplier of information-age services like digital wallets, software subscriptions and e-commerce portals.

A picture appears to have emerged of a charitable organisation drifting away from its principal purpose – to propagate all species of birds, rather than a chosen few; instead of acting as a model of evidence-based science, it seems to have turned increasingly into a lobbying body, more intent on boosting its membership than in propagating objective research.

What Hitler did was retreat increasingly into a fantasy world in which a new German counter-offensive, the deployment of "wonder weapons" such as the V1 and V2 rockets, or a falling out among the Allies would rescue the Third Reich from inevitable defeat.

Like Balso, Lippman finds himself drawn increasingly into a hall of mirrors, where reality — or ordinary everyday reality, at any rate — is not his concern.

The situation in Syria remains remarkably fluid, even as the uprising turns increasingly into an armed struggle.

In recent months, the Clintons' daughter has moved slowly but increasingly into more of a public role.

There are other considerations having to do with the reach of Mr. Obama's appeal that are going to come increasingly into play in a contest in which Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton seem to be arm-wrestling for each delegate.

But that is increasingly turning into a contortionist's trick.

With the rising brutality, the war has increasingly turned into a sectarian conflict.