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The country has been marred by increasing levels of violence – and a mass exodus of terrified civilians – following Mr Nkurunziza's announcement earlier this year that he intended to seek a third term in office.

But instead Krence's more accurate work was marred by increasing fatigue and Skelton's heavy-handed responses had more effect.

He ended the decade-long rule of former President Mahinda Rajapaksa, a period which critics said had been marred by increasing corruption and authoritarianism.

Mr. de Blasio quickly achieved his signature accomplishment, universal prekindergarten, but his tenure has been marred by increased homelessness, the continued deterioration of the city's public housing stock and scrutiny over some of his fund-raising techniques.

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Guatemalans are preparing to choose a new president on September 9th, in a climate marred by an increase in politically motivated violence.

But the news was marred by an increase of 19,600 in the number of people claiming Jobseeker's Allowance (JSA) last month to 1.49 million, the worst figure for more than a year.

His 2001 presidential election victory was marred by an increase in state-sponsored violence - and Dr Besigye, again his main rival, fled the country claiming his life was in danger.

An interesting departure from this trend occurs for thin coatings, where the fracture load, although marred by a large scatter, increases somewhat with decreasing d.

Slant Magazine's Jesse Cataldo viewed Magna Carta Holy Grail as a self-important album marred by shallow name-dropping and accused Jay-Z of becoming disinterested creatively because of his increased success.

As politicians come under increasing pressure to tackle issues facing the LGBT community, Ukip's track record has been marred by a string of embarrassing gaffes.