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And she was, of course, increasingly immobile.

And comment is of course increasingly interactive.

Millennials, of course, increasingly say they are distancing themselves from television.

Jihadis have, of course, increasingly opted to intervene in Pakistan by attacking mainstream politicians and their supporters.

"When else would I have the time to know all these people?" Food, of course, increasingly became an issue as the hours wore on.

The judicial vacancy rate is now lower than it was even in Clinton's first two years, when the Democrats controlled Congress, and the bench is, of course, increasingly Republican and conservative.

London, of course, has increasingly decoupled from the rest of the country, economically and culturally.

There is, of course, another increasingly important area of design where Apple has fared less well — sustainability.

And electrics, hybrids and plug-in hybrids will, of course, become increasingly prevalent as hybrid and battery technology advances.

Cohen knows this, of course, and increasingly depends on the sublime voices of his two backing singers, the Webb Sisters, Charley and Hattie, from Kent and his long-time collaborator Sharon Robinson.

It's not that other major cities don't have this clash, it's just that there's an intensity about the urban experience on that narrow island (and of course its increasingly influential outlying boroughs) that is unique.