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"Natural gas extraction is increasingly presenting people with a choice between economic gain and a healthy environment," the clerics in Lancashire said.
Mark Ball is increasingly presenting work that may have been made thousands of miles away but which holds a mirror up to the UK, and particularly to multicultural London.
The decision, which dissolves the first freely elected Parliament in Egypt in decades, supercharges a building conflict between the court, which is increasingly presenting itself as a check on Islamists' power, and the Muslim Brotherhood.
But while it's clear that marriage is profoundly connected to health and well-being, new research is increasingly presenting a more nuanced view of the so-called marriage advantage.
Mr Simmons describes this as "a bunch of rappers and Suze Orman" (a popular financial adviser), with stars such as Doug E. Fresh literally leading fans page by page through a financial-literacy textbook.Phat and happyMr Simmons is increasingly presenting himself as a role model for young entrepreneurs, especially African-Americans.
Short-cuts like buying essays seem all the more natural when higher education is increasingly presented, and marketed, as a commodity for those with access.
Business is increasingly presented as a quixotic, ungovernable process, upon which we all rely so heavily, and to which we should render such gratitude, that it is not for us to question it.
In naming Mr. MacGregor, The Times wrote, "He is a committed idealist who, in a world in which culture is increasingly presented as the acceptable face of politics, has pioneered a broader, more open, more peaceable way forward".
Livingston also dismissed monthly active user counts, a metric that is increasingly presented by companies, as "meaningless".
But Lucretius adds another dimension to this theology: for as the poem progresses Epicurus himself is increasingly presented as a god.
The fine balance between benefits and side-effects of treatment is increasingly presented and discussed with the patient in an informed or shared decision making process.
