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Several CBS correspondents said in interviews that such developments were making them increasingly nervous.

But value they hold, and technology is making them increasingly scalable.

The world ran out of IPv4 addresses in July, making them increasingly valuable, and there now exists a market in what are effectively second-hand IP addresses.

Reports emerging from Downing Street over the weekend underlined that Britain would like to get tougher on tax havens by making them "increasingly unacceptable and costly to operate".

Jay Rayner, the Observer's restaurant critic, said the strict and traditional judging criteria for Michelin stars was in danger of making them increasingly irrelevant.

Sunni jihadists from across the region have also joined the fight, and extremist groups have been able to count on financing from like-minded private donors, making them increasingly influential on the battlefield.

Their cost advantage makes them increasingly competitive.Such markets are starting in Europe, too, but rules are still being written.

(Such action-hero corniness becomes his stock in trade in the two sequels, which made them increasingly more irrelevant).

They are also facing ever fiercer competition at home and abroad, which makes them increasingly sensitive to costs including the costs of regulation and tax.

"We will continue to evolve our vehicles and make them increasingly dynamic and fuel efficient," Ian Robertson, head of sales and marketing for BMW, said during his presentation.

The poverty and powerlessness of women in Africa and Asia are combining to make them increasingly vulnerable to AIDS, which some research groups are now calling a women's disease.