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The biggest threat to the elections, which would build on the nation's ratification of a Constitution in January, could come from remnant Taliban forces and militia leaders who are increasingly striking out at international aid workers.

An array of smaller rivals are also clawing away at Alibaba's lead, while household retail names such as Nike and Gap are increasingly striking out from the giant's Tmall electronic platform to set up more distinctive online stores of their own.

While still serving their mission of providing and maintaining below-market-rate housing, they are increasingly striking out on their own in the predevelopment stage, not waiting to be offered ventures already planned by the city for buildings it has taken over.

Modest yet seminal, the postcard pieces show the artists' progress from witty nostalgia and seemingly random scrapbooklike arrangements to increasingly striking fusions of form and meaning.

Unlike suicides and drug overdoses, alcohol-related liver failure is increasingly striking white women in big cities as well as in rural areas, The Post found.

While the United States is expected to remain the home of choice for the world's best scientists for some time, industry is increasingly striking deals with scientists in developing countries eager for wider exposure.

That increasingly strikes me as a mistake.

Courts have also turned away from integration, and since 1991 have increasingly struck down desegregation orders.

As the latest army campaign has unfolded in South Waziristan, militants have increasingly struck at the military.

As I've been studying the opinions in EME Homer, I'm increasingly struck by the oddities of Justice Scalia's dissent.

Politicians and media owners increasingly struck mutually beneficial deals in which the public interest counted for considerably less than the interests of the contracting parties.