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Eric Lonergan, an economist at Cazenove, argues that Spain's growth is increasingly based on a housing bubble and excessive borrowing.

For them, productivity is increasingly based on cheap labour in plants abroad, cheap imported labour at home, and automation, and less on American labour.

Mr. Herzog said he would not make wholesale changes in the channel's core programming, which is increasingly based on movies made especially for the channel.

Some white players fear that selection is increasingly based on skin colour rather than merit, to the long-term detriment of South African sport.

Success in the élite tier of European soccer is increasingly based on an incestuous interchange of talent among the wealthiest clubs, a rule that applies to both players and managers.

And regulators and accountants could ease up when banks risk a liquidity spiral as in Europe in 2002, when insurers faced a solvency crisis over falling share prices.It would be perverse to ignore market signals when finance is increasingly based on broad capital markets.

The result was that banks' assets ballooned, but were increasingly based on thin air.

"It is our impression that the themes have been increasingly based on conflicts.

Mr Naik says that hedge-fund returns have been increasingly based on beta in recent years.

"Opinions are increasingly based on momentary impressions and thus change ever more quickly.

In last decade's boom, as executive pay was increasingly based on how a company's stock performed, backing in became widespread.