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This was a remarkable rebuke to totalitarian Islam, which was increasingly serving as the regime's ideology.

Endowed with a liberal constitution, which was increasingly violated in practice, the settlement satisfied neither the Poles nor the Russians.

But Afghanistan could not hang on to the ball descending out of the night sky, a ball, incidentally, which was increasingly covered in dew as the game progressed.

These benefits, heavily tax-subsidised then as now, were available at 55, which was increasingly seen as the ideal retirement age.

Mr. Pittman started efforts to sell packages of advertisements in Time Inc. magazines and on AOL's Internet service, which was increasingly having trouble selling ads on its own.

Patterson and Fosse write that, in the years after Moynihan's report, a "discrepancy" developed between the optimistic scholarship of sociologists, eager to emphasize the resilience of black families, and "the reality of urban black life," which was increasingly grim.

Which is increasingly how we meet each other these days.

The first to get them will be racetracks, which are increasingly being reconfigured as casinos.

"This epitomises the increasingly corporatised university model which is increasingly worried about its image".

The smartphone platform wars, which are increasingly being fought out with patents, have been intensifying since early 2010.

At the bottom, there is an underclass, which is increasingly divorced from the rest of society.