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The solo credit endows Mr. Logan with pride of ownership increasingly reserved for writer-directors like Bill Condon ("Kinsey").

That is turning family structure into a new class divide, with the economic and social rewards of marriage increasingly reserved for people with the most education.

But even if prisons are increasingly reserved for the most serious offenders, as the government and the judges intend, there is still a problem with banging up the dregs of society.

Class is changing yet again, and the new incarnation of the class-society is at its most advanced in the U.S. A good education is now the most important determinate of class, and in America access to good schools whether private or public is increasingly reserved for the well-to-do.

The term "terrorist" though is increasingly reserved for those who have some identity connection to Muslim.

While magazine covers are increasingly reserved for Hollywood starlets, Elle has bucked that trend for its January 2014 issue in favor of featuring the world's #1 model -- and a black one at that!

Big-screen TVs, the sort in the living room or family room, are increasingly being reserved for "special event" television: sports, movies and the like.

The recognised problem of cognitive impairment with ECT is one of the reasons why it is increasingly being reserved for only the very severest cases of depression, and possibly for an older non-working population, in spite of its efficacy [ 9].

Kevin Goetz, chief executive of Screen Engine, a marketing and research consulting firm that specializes in entertainment, says viewers increasingly reserve their ticket purchases for pictures that promise something truly special, whether that means amazing visual effects or extraordinary reviews.

Thus, these studios increasingly reserve their production dollars for huge franchises like Warner's Harry Potter films or Sony's Spider-Man series.

The justifications, delivered to an increasingly bemused audience, weren't just reserved for the guns and military toys we had taken away, or those that inevitably surfaced as the result of playing at other children's houses.