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Or so we're increasingly told.

His movies, increasingly, told his viewers that he didn't really need them.

And yet we are increasingly told not to engage in politics and to instead focus on service delivery.

Every day patients and their relatives line up at special pharmacies in Tehran, where those suffering from cancer, hemophilia, thalassemia, kidney problems and other diseases are increasingly told the foreign-made medicines they need are no longer available.

All of these examples fly in the face of what we are increasingly told about race and biology: namely, that the two have nothing to do with each other.

Despite all this, women on the left are finding ourselves increasingly told off for engaging in "identity politics": that is, identifying ourselves as an oppressed class in our own right with specific female concerns.

Unpleasant noises increasingly tell us when a serve is in or out.

Voters increasingly tell pollsters that Mr McCain is focused on tearing down Mr Obama, not on dealing with their problems.

"We know grooming is on the rise because children are increasingly telling our ChildLine service how they are being targeted online.

A new Great Awakening is sweeping the country, with Americans increasingly telling pollsters that they believe in prayer and miracles, while only 28percentt say they believe in evolution.

People, increasingly, tell each other what's going on: Twitter and Flickr have been the best sources of information and pictures on the Iranian unrest.