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After Computer World (1981), Kraftwerk's influence on electronic music became more widespread, with electro and techno being directly inspired by the album's sounds, textures and rhythms.

Low-cost airlines are some of the worst offenders, but excessive card surcharges are becoming ever more widespread, with everyone from cinemas and cabs to hotels and even some local authorities getting in on the act".

Eating your placenta, once perceived as solely the eccentricity of celebrities such as Kim Kardashian and January Jones, is apparently now more widespread, with cooked or encapsulated in an easy-to-swallow pill among the options.

But IHMS argues that the GP diagnosis figures are likely an under-representation of the true extent of mental illness, which is almost certainly far more widespread, with people accessing counselling, psychology and psychiatry directly without a doctor's referral.

This is plain common sense – even if the NSA targets the privacy-aware – and I'm glad encryption is becoming more widespread, with more, smaller security companies chipping away at the monopolies.

Whereas roughly a quarter of companies invested in supply chain carbon management training for staff back in 2009, now this is more widespread, with 63% of companies ensuring their staff have the skills to move towards lower carbon procurement practices.

My suspicion, without empirical testing, is that it makes it even more widespread than with Craigslist, because now people are traveling with phones and can find someone to hook up with tonight, where they are".

Now the archives has found that it has a more widespread problem, with underhanded "scholars" and sneak thieves making off with American treasures to sell on the black market to history buffs.

The γ2 subunit gene's expression profile overlaps with that of α1 and β2, but is yet more widespread, combining with several subtype variants in addition to the most common 2α 1 - 2β 2 - 1γ 2 configuration.

"This situation may reflect more widespread problems with CT quality assurance programs and may not be isolated to this particular facility or this imaging procedure".

And it could portend a more widespread exhaustion with film and television projects that are adapted from comic books and that are constantly starting over from scratch.