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But each new disclosure, most based on the trove of documents leaked by Edward Snowden, makes assurances like that increasingly hollow.

Would my grandad?'" Bill, I suggest, feels like that increasingly rare thing, a "family comedy", packed as it is with cheeky quips, enjoyable grotesques and countless historical liberties, all tied up in a merrily improbable plot.

Given that you're opposing a coalition government, and a coalition government that increasingly likes airing its differences in public, isn't there a danger that Labour will get left out of the debate?

This planet defies astronomers' expectations even as it lends hope that increasingly Earth-like planets may be found (though hopefully farther away from their parent stars, in more bearable climes).

Nanotechnology, like other emerging technologies that increasingly characterize the dynamic of our era, makes specific demands on datamining to track and interpret efficiently what is happening, through publications and other scientific output.

Stories like Mr. Grey's suggest that increasingly, the latter option is gaining momentum.

A coalition of aging white men is a recipe for failure in a nation that increasingly looks like a rainbow.

Yet another frantic search will result, a gimmick that increasingly feels like filler in this generally rewarding series.

It's true; though Cocker speaks about the spookiness of being raised in a place that increasingly felt like an abandoned film set, The Big Melt shies from sadness, instead going full throttle to praise steel and its peripherals.

Since Fast Five, the franchise has commanded 65+% overseas audiences (high for live-action), but it is Latin America that increasingly looks like at the heart of the F&F family.

James Fallows, after several years in China as a writer for the Atlantic Monthly, wrote on his return that he found in America a vital and self-renewing culture that attracts the world's talent and "a governing system that increasingly looks like a joke".