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New virtual surgery planning techniques like CAD/CAM and advances in biomaterials have made it possible to undertake increasingly complex cases of temporomandibular joint reconstruction.

The possibility of the mutual destruction of each country by the other in an intercontinental exchange of nuclear-armed missiles prompted them to undertake increasingly serious negotiations to limit first the testing, then the deployment, and finally the possession of these weapons.

As police have grappled with accusations of racism in the wake of shootings of unarmed black Americans, the Department of Justice has pushed law enforcement departments to undertake increasingly popular trainings on how unconscious biases – such as racial prejudice – influence policing.

We introduce readers to several tools recently developed to enable epidemiologists and public health practitioners to undertake increasingly sophisticated spatial analyses.

Clinical diagnostic laboratories in particular have been empowered to undertake increasingly ambitious sequencing projects, resulting in a greater availability and range of diagnostic tests.

Price increases have quickened, and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan had undertaken increasingly authoritarian moves, from the appointment of a relative as an important minister to the erosion of the central bank's independence.

In China, cities are densely populated, and as a modernized urban rail transit means, metros have been undertaking increasingly important tasks of large passenger flow transportation, under which circumstance the injury and casualty will be enormous if an accident occurs.

In addition, clinicians are also undertaking increasingly complex EVAR procedures in patients with less favourable aortic and iliac anatomy, which require longer fluoroscopic screening times.

On the recent series of I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here, she found herself voted to undertake no less than seven increasingly foul bug-related tasks and was so traumatised by the evident public loathing inferred that she left the programme.

GPs are increasingly asked to undertake roles and perform tasks that were previously undertaken in hospital.

Researchers are increasingly encouraged to undertake secondary analysis of qualitative data, despite epistemological and ethical challenges.