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"If you love my brother", she said at another rally, "will you give his younger sister a chance?"Ms Yingluck's victory in Thailand's general election on July 3rd is the latest example of an intriguing and, it seems, growing trend: for the sisters, daughters and widows of former leaders to take over the family political business on the death, retirement or in Mr Thaksin's case exile of the founder.

Now it seems growing numbers of children are moving away from European languages, and choosing Arabic or Mandarin instead.

The world, it seems, grows ever more counterintuitive.

Aviophobia is pervasive and, it would seem, growing; we're flying more than ever, but that doesn't mean we like it.

But with growing pressure from figures like Sachs, it seems that growing food for fuel is rapidly becoming an unacceptable stepping stone to that goal.

Their arguments, it seems, are growing fainter.

Consumers, it seems, are growing more cautious about borrowing.

Sometimes it seems like growing up is giving these things up one at a time".

In Germany, it seems, a growing number are actually looking backward, to the works of Karl Marx, according to the Guardian.

It seems a growing number of fans and members of the news media are losing respect for Jones.

There is, it seems, a growing hunger for a feminism concerned more with the lives of low-income women than with the number of female C.E.O.s.