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What Basic Instinct also reflects is a lurid interest in female murderers, which often becomes – in the hands of b-movies and tabloid media – an almost voyeuristic fascination.

Across Nigeria, 80% of the people earn less than $2 a day.As the polls approach, jobless youths may be forced to reconsider their traditional role as hired thugs for local politicians, which often becomes a route back to lawless militancy.

While 10 states, including New York (but not Connecticut or New Jersey), allow illegal immigrants to pay in-state tuition rates, these students are ineligible for many types of financial support, including federal aid, which often becomes the real barrier.

He wanted the foundation to have a powerful sense of urgency, and for that reason he insisted that it had to spend the money it took in, rather than building up a large endowment, which often becomes the end instead of the means.

Among the more popular are 111 Minna, a gallery with a liquor license, which often becomes an impromptu boogie room as art fans get tipsy, and John Colins, a beer-and-banter bar that attracts singles and anchors a trio of night spots on Natoma.

Royalty used to attend these tests (tientas), which often became social events.

This vulnerability leads to promising experiences, which often become fresh disappointments.

The colors of all Renaissance paintings have altered to some degree over time, especially the blues, which often become formless black shapes with no visible definition.

Martin's work has always attracted metaphorical readings, which often become "spiritual" readings, exemplified by one critic's description of her art as a form of prayer.

The network matches state legislators – overwhelmingly Republican – with major US corporations, facilitating meetings behind closed doors and drafting business-friendly bills which often become law.