Our bodies, which have become more public, are becoming more image than reality.
"Rimbaud wrote things far more violent, which have become classics.
This explains the dominance of Google and Yahoo!, which have become the world's preferred librarians.
Reunions, Jackson meant, which have become more precious with every turn of the calendar.
Both were adorned with white ribbons, which have become the symbol of Russia's protest movement.
This technique gave rise to focus groups, which have become critical tools for marketers and politicians.
(Game score gives weight to complete games, which have become increasingly uncommon since 1980).
Buyers are still at the mercy of lenders, which have become reluctant to make home loans.
The justice addressed his dissenting votes, which have become more frequent of late.
But these instruments, which have become popular recently, tend to exacerbate the correlation, he said.
Liturgical vestments have developed in a variety of fashions, some of which have become very ornate.
