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That seems to increasingly be the way of things.

They also seem to increasingly be the domain of the younger generation — those willing to charge a line of riot police and withstand tear gas, those fueled both by rage at the common story of a parent's imprisonment and by feelings of invincibility at having not yet experienced prison themselves.

Apple's approval policy for iOS apps has long been a subject for speculation and squabbles: every time the company rejects a high-profile app (or, as seems to increasingly be the case with Google's iOS apps, is thought to be dragging its heels over approving one) it makes more headlines.

HMRC is a public service, and yet it is one that appears to increasingly be run by and for the benefit of big business, one whose management logic of privacy, counter attack, and the use of law to oppress criticism now appears to prevail.

His observation that Bloomberg's history as both a technologist and an entrepreneur helped him and others in his office to better understand the need for New York to increasingly be a hub for the best technologists on the planet.

Pinterest seems to increasingly be priming itself to demonstrate itself as a fleshed out company that's graduated beyond just a small advertising play among brands (which, at nearly a decade old, can't be called a startup at this point).

"Unfortunately, that has led to us increasingly being seen as a cash cow.

Debt-payment-to-income ratios increasingly are mortgage application killers for would-be first-timers.

Particular attention must be paid to carers, who increasingly are older.

Their country is developing an environment in which the will to live is increasingly being labeled as selfish.

Ivermectin, the current drug of choice is only microfilaricidal and suboptimal response to it is increasingly being reported.