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The French Directoire, which ruled from 1795 until it came increasingly under the sway of Napoleon Bonaparte, dispensed with the revolution's universal character.

"Education and journalism are both very important activities to society, but it comes increasingly hard to ride both horses equally well".

A new route to take cargo to American and NATO forces in Afghanistan has opened, American officials said Tuesday, providing an alternative to the primary supply route — through the troubled border with Pakistan — as it comes increasingly under threat.

This is what enables the poetic paradox of Avesar's work to continue to flourish and expand -- remaining abstract, even as it comes increasingly to resemble and in habit the world.

He came increasingly to believe in Providence, but it was a Providence that acted mercilessly through History, not one that regularly interceded with compassion.

Coins came increasingly into circulation, and the urban lifestyle began to be imitated in the provinces.

The noun kapitalizm came increasingly to be modified with the adjective dikyi (savage).

And like Silvio Berlusconi, he came increasingly to run the state for his own ends.

Frederick himself came increasingly into conflict with the National Liberals, who from 1854 held more Cabinet posts.

Tatar influences lasted until 1552, when the area came increasingly under the influence of Moscow.

But Jagger and his cohorts came increasingly under siege from the crowds they helped to liberate.