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

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

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

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.

"We're increasingly struck how advertising is dominated online by huge entities, and how compromising and time-consuming it could be for so few of us to try and lure big corporations to support us," he wrote.

Above is a film that Jarecki made about the trip, in which he says that, through these conversations, he became "increasingly struck by the delicate line Cubans walk between their pride and their struggle".

That increasingly strikes me as a mistake.

In looking at the recent Tea Party surges in GOP primaries, it increasingly strikes me that there's a desperate nostalgia playing itself out in the country.

Children all over the world are walking the same sort of obstacle course as obesity and Type 2 diabetes increasingly strike the young.

IT leaders must increasingly strike a balance between finding innovative technology solutions and overseeing routine IT duties such as cost control, crisis management, and operational upgrades.

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.