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But it also reflects increasingly stringent screening, paperwork and expenses for prospective foreign parents and a nationalistic reaction that has led some local officials, like those Ms. Horton faced, to hamper American adoptions.

Increasing TDS reflects increasingly poorer psychological well-being[ 26].

This overall speeding effect likely reflects increasingly fluent S R translation associated with decreasing error rates, which indicates decreasing response uncertainty as fewer response alternatives have to be considered (see also the third step of the second-level fMRI analysis, in the Method section).

Even before the current détente, it wasn't so much that the parties were captured as that their Congressional wings reflected increasingly distinct demographics.

We want to continue to attract and develop talented individuals who are from all parts of society and recognise the importance of and need for schemes, such as the SDI programme, to ensure we reflect increasingly diverse populations.

There is also the question of whether SNS will necessarily preserve a democratic ethos as they come to reflect increasingly pluralistic and international social networks.

It also reflected increasingly trigger-happy conduct in the mafia families," says Robert Casillo, author of Gangster Priest: The Italian American Cinema of Martin Scorsese.

Walking further, the imagery gets less corporate to reflect increasingly disruptive models.

But for worshippers at ADAMS and in mosques across the country, these upgraded security measures reflect increasingly frequent attacks against Muslims in the United States.

By the Late Acheulean some 0.5 mya, these forms had achieved a high level of refinement and standardization, reflecting increasingly elaborate and skill-intensive shaping techniques [10].

The three comparison groups reflect increasingly homogeneous groups with increasing similarity to electricians.