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CareerBuilder again brought back its chimps that behave like humans, a tired act that is now increasingly under fire from animal rights activists.
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.
-- mostly from heat, thirst or exhaustion, but increasingly under fire from United States border officials or citizens defending their land from intruders.
Several members of Parliament called a news conference to denounce the artillery barrage, which they said had been fired by African Union peacekeepers, who are here to protect the weak transitional government but are finding themselves increasingly under fire from militants.
People espousing open information are increasingly under fire from governments.
Prepaid cards have increasingly come under fire from regulators.
* GOP SENATE SLUGFEST IN NORTH CAROLINA: Last night the GOP Senate primary candidates held a debate, with establishment favorite Thom Tillis increasingly coming under fire from conservative runner-ups Greg Brannon and Mark Harris.
pesticide currently used on about 60 kinds of crops — including grapes, almonds and oranges — has increasingly come under fire from regulators, lawmakers and courts.
That arrangement is increasingly under fire even from conservative lawmakers and President Lagos has pledged to revise it.
"We've seen an increase in their proficiency and their will to fight". Increasingly, troops are coming under fire from gunmen who either shoot from mosques or use them to hide after attacks, Colonel Gubler said.
