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Because of those attacks Google has said it has grown increasingly worried about Beijing's restrictions on its operations in China and has threatened to pull out.
Under Communism, the church was brutally persecuted, but since the Soviet Union's fall it has grown increasingly influential, especially at the regional level.
The association's presence in New York can be harder to find than it is in Chicago, but it has grown increasingly pervasive.
But it has grown increasingly popular in warmer climate regions around the world, with the Chileans among the most successful recent exponents.
A Jordanian newspaper accused Arab leaders of looking like "nervous schoolgirls".Yet, as Lebanese casualties have mounted, it has grown increasingly hard for doubters to get a word in.
Yang's point is that China has been a tolerant society in the past and that it has grown increasingly tolerant in the years since it reopened to the outside world after decades of isolation.
An industrial city with a busy port, it had grown increasingly dense throughout the industrial revolution, mostly spearheaded by the huge development of the textile sector.
The Bush administration said today that it had grown increasingly worried about the activities of Islamic militants in the Triple Frontier region, where the borders of Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay meet, and that it was stepping up efforts to stanch what it says is the flow of funds from the largely unregulated area to terrorist groups in the Middle East.
The evidence from that night -- and the dialogue surrounding it -- has grown increasingly complex.
"The judicial confirmation process does not work as it should," said Mr. Bush, who has grown increasingly frustrated by what he calls Senate stubbornness.
Though that might be true, it's a pulse that has grown increasingly feeble over the years – which might explain the feeling shared by many in attendance that the party's best times are already behind us.
