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But police are increasingly stopping petitioners from ever reaching Beijing.

He said residents who commute to Manhattan are increasingly stopping by to buy a bottle of wine for dinner.

Still, the senator's testimony served to underscore one of the trial's central constitutional questions: Do the police conduct street stops only when they observe individuals behaving suspiciously, or are the police increasingly stopping people without justification, as a way to discourage criminals from carrying guns in the street?

On the square over the past couple of days, I have been increasingly stopped and questioned by protesters.

But Iranians who regarded voting as an exercise of civic power had increasingly stopped voting, feeling that their choices had been circumscribed and then ignored.

Polar bears are shrinking, along with the ice on which they live – and are turning to cannibalism – as global warming increasingly stops them getting enough to eat.

The Age has suffered some of the worst falls in circulation of all the Fairfax and News Corporation Australia newspapers as the reading public has increasingly stopped buying newspapers.

With astronauts walking in space, and polio and other infectious diseases seemingly on the way to oblivion, it was natural to assume that people would increasingly stop believing things just because they had always believed them.

Fairchild, increasingly stopped and selfied by strangers on the street, has propelled the film to breakout status.

And, increasingly, they stop for cheese.

He said to Armstrong, who became increasingly upset, "Stop in your tracks," and told her not to change anything else.