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Amaechi said there was increasingly a more enlightened attitude in the stands, but it was often a different story in the boardroom and the directors' box.

Even within the Administration, and among prominent voices in the Republican foreign-policy establishment, there was increasingly open disapproval of moving against Iraq unilaterally, or at all, and opinion polls showed that the American people, too, wanted the U.N. involved.

He felt there was increasingly nasty rhetoric and this was an important issue to come out for.

The next lines in Tables  3 and 4 show estimates in situations where there was increasingly strong dependency between liability of dropping out and the study variables (baseline health, baseline predictor, and follow-up health).

In the early stage, this was most likely more a case of spontaneous coevolution between wild wolf populations and humans, but with the transition to agriculture there was increasingly intense selection for smaller, more docile dogs (Wayne and vonHoldt 2012).

Will anyone replace them, or will there be increasingly fewer young CEOs at large corporations as we move farther away from the tech boom?

There is history and then there is increasingly ancient legend.

"There is increasingly a disconnect," a Western official said.

There were, increasingly, days when curiosity jostled her horror.

There is, increasingly, an urgency to all this.

"With the Russians pulling back, there's increasingly a feeling that the ship is sinking".