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More recently, a wave of artists has moved there.
More recently, a wave of converts has arrived from such mainline Protestant denominations as the Episcopalian and Lutheran.
But recently a wave of surprisingly good and stunningly stylish restaurants has hit town, especially in the Gulch, an old industrial neighborhood turning newer by the moment.
Recently, a wave of innovations, which is stimulated by the revolution in the Information Technology, promises to revitalise schools and the education system.
More recently, a wave of bizarre religious incidents involving Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party and Hindu nationalist groups that are affiliated with the party, like the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh and Vishva Hindu Parishad, have also raised serious questions about Modi's rule.
The Miss U.S.A. pageant, to be held in March in Los Angeles, has recently weathered a wave of questionable publicity.
Insurgents in the country have stepped up their campaign recently with a wave of suicide bombings and kidnappings of foreigners.
Danielle Agami, executive producer of Gaga USA who has recently organized a wave of classes in New York, told me, "Come on, enjoy making a fool out of you".
Although pub culture still reigns supreme, Huddersfield has caught cosmopolitanism from its neighbours, Leeds and Manchester: there has recently been a wave of cool bars and cafes opening.
LightSquared is hoping to start a broadband network to sell wireless service wholesale, but has been hit recently with a wave of criticism from the GPS industry.
A five-story London property billed as the "skinniest house in Britain" recently received a wave of media attention while it was up for sale.
