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Instead of ducking the problem, the board recalibrated the scoring and announced that it would steadily broaden the areas of knowledge to be tested.

In Iraq, the hope was that once the iron-fisted dictator was removed by us it would steadily transition to a multisectarian, multiparty democracy.

Grew up too fast in some respects but not fast enough to outgrow the adolescent flaws and shortcomings of character to which I would steadily succumb in a bad way".

Indeed, if Al Jazeera were more widely available in the United States — on nationwide cable, for example, instead of only on the Web and several satellite stations and local cable channels — it would eat steadily into the viewership of "The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer".

Veteran former England fly-half Hodgson's drop-goal gave Saracens an early lead but when Clermont took control midway through the opening 40, it looked as though they would steadily pull clear.

The United States has a long-term deficit problem which a sane politics would steadily address; but it does not have an immediate 'fiscal cliff' problem unless Republicans continue to give it one.

The world's greatest military, economic and diplomatic power would steadily and relentlessly hunt down its enemy, while doing everything it can to maintain a coalition of support from a remarkably wide range of countries.It was wise to set such a cautious tone.

Computer models predicted that the mercury would steadily go up as carbon poured into the sky, and pour it has – 40 billion tons a year, now; and two months ago the level of atmospheric CO2 crossed 400 parts per million (ppm) for the first time (when scientists began to measure it in 1958 it was 315ppm).

Officials in the capital, Bishkek, said they hoped the pace of aid delivery would steadily increase.

By Mr. Spiro's reckoning, economic imperatives would steadily drive a new political agenda.

Ms. Gandhi won the race, but the Reddys would steadily turn the Congress Party stronghold toward the B.J.P.