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Major label country artists like Kacey Musgraves and Ashley Monroe, both of whom have had notoriously weak country radio support despite being lavished with critical praise, have lately found more traction on the Americana airplay chart, and I confirmed last year that Musgraves' team actually commissioned a radio promoter to help take her new music onto Americana stations.

More and more lately, I find people asking me: What do you think President Obama really believes about this or that issue?

It has lately found, as petrol stations have become more like grocery stores, that it has had to learn more "normal" retailing skills.

The oil bodies were initially assembled as many small entities (mostly 0.1 1 μm), and lately found as a major irregular compartment (>3 μm) occupying more than half of the cell space.

While I've been a fan of the Chromecast since the beginning, I find myself using it more and more lately.

Thinking about wearing pants more lately?

"It's happening more and more lately," Ilana said afterward.

And my phone has been ringing a lot more lately.

I've been drinking more lately.

Buffett, the third richest man in the world, has lately often found himself in the news, both for light and more serious reasons.

Writers are always wishing to be taken more seriously, but lately I find myself thinking that it's the writer's job to earn this conversation, that the writing itself has to draw people to it and make them want to discuss it.