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COMPANIES, markets and countries are increasingly under attack from cyber-criminals, hacktivists and spies.

These realities are increasingly under attack from powerful forces which threaten to disfigure God's plan for creation," the Pope said.

"These realities are increasingly under attack from powerful forces which threaten to disfigure God's plan for creation," he said in January, to the further disappointment of LGBT campaigners.

However, the apolitical Platonov came increasingly under attack from Marxist critics in the late 1920s, and in 1930 he was arrested, tried, and convicted on trumped-up charges of participating in a plot to restore the monarchy.

As judges find themselves increasingly under attack from the current and previous governments, the rightwing press and liberals concerned about the lack of diversity in the judiciary, a House of Lords committee is looking at judicial appointments, including whether there should be US-style parliamentary confirmation hearings to increase judicial accountability.

Mr. Mori, who will meet President Bush at the White House on Monday, arrives not only as the contested leader of a country in crisis, but as the head of a party whose leadership is increasingly under attack from within and without.

After his death in 1893, Tchaikovsky increasingly came under attack from modernists who found him full of fluff and bombast.

"I was like, no, we can't do that, because it's not a [phrase] I love," he says, no doubt aware that the phrase has increasingly been under attack from feminists.

Industrywide wage deals, a principal feature of this country's approach to maintaining "social peace," are increasingly coming under attack from companies that say the pacts are too inflexible.

Maritain's ideas were especially influential in Latin America and, largely as a result of the 'liberal' character of his political philosophy, he increasingly came under attack from both the left and the right, in France and abroad.

As Perdue has risen in the polls in recent days, he's increasingly come under attack from his rivals.