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Now, as the office's handling of child-molesting priests comes increasingly under fire, the Vatican is starting to open up.

That arrangement is increasingly under fire even from conservative lawmakers and President Lagos has pledged to revise it.

CareerBuilder again brought back its chimps that behave like humans, a tired act that is now increasingly under fire from animal rights activists.

Admittedly, these same laws which are increasingly under fire (see article)—also make it harder for German fims to shed workers to take advantage of efficiency-enhancing offshoring.

And, although she continued to review prolifically, her prose, which could run ragged under the strain of her deadlines, came increasingly under fire.

That view is increasingly under fire from farm groups who are eager to sell more of their products to Cuba, and their allies in Congress.

Prepaid cards have increasingly come under fire from regulators.

Prevent - which is the Government's counter-terrorism initiative - has increasingly come under fire in recent months.

Adding to the pressure, major museum expansions were increasingly coming under fire as wasteful expressions of gilded-age hubris.

Sabean increasingly came under fire on local talk shows for assembling an aimless team with an anemic offense.

The move comes at a time when web companies have increasingly come under fire for the way they use consumers' data.