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The banners are indeed starting to accumulate, with James earning this second title despite diminishing returns from his co-stars.

Anyway the left-arm spinner Seelaar is on and the pressure is indeed starting to mount a touch: just four again from that over.

And given signs that the economy is indeed starting to recover, British voters are having second thoughts about the Tories' assertion that deeper cuts are needed.

The good news is that some parents are indeed starting to make food – to the point where baby food companies are getting nervous and are innovating new healthier, fancier product lines.

With the drawdown of foreign troops in Afghanistan China is indeed starting to play a more active diplomatic role, even inviting two officials from the Afghan Taliban to talks in Beijing late last year.

A fast-growing working population and a falling dependency rate (thanks to a lower birth rate) will ensure more workers, more saving and hence more investment.India's demographic structure is indeed starting to look more like that in East Asia when its growth took off.

The integration clock has indeed started to tick – but it may be going backwards.

The Ifo index, indeed, started to turn down before the American economy did.

As time went by, the Latino community, emboldened by sheer numbers, did indeed start to transform their community and themselves.

"We are likely to see more jobless recoveries," he says.Whether computers will indeed start to eliminate more jobs than they create remains to be seen.

In doing so, I may be able to work out ways that I can mend connections, or indeed start to make them.