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Yet the landscape is changing as retirees draw down their savings, meaning that institutional holders will become still more important.

The warlike and imperialist strands of American Christianity will become still stronger, just as they were in Victorian Britain.

If there is a failure in the talks, and the Administration, rightly or wrongly, blames Israel, the situation will become still more tense.

The European Parliament has real power and will become still more powerful if the European Union's Lisbon treaty is ratified (see article).

And tax is not the only way to encourage greenery.The risk is that rhetoric will become still more divorced from reality.

And, as transistors in satellites become smaller, the risks of destruction from a single charged particle ejected in a flare increase.Dawn tomorrowAnswering questions about the sun will become still easier soon, as other recent probes report.

Hotels' procedures will have to become still more flexible as Chinese and Indian tourists go abroad in numbers a surge that will vastly exceed the waves of travellers from Japan and Russia from 1980 to 2000.

Not quite the plum of a trip to Old Trafford or Stamford Bridge but a nice little earner nevertheless — and one that will become nicer still if they can force a replay (or even win) as they look to garner resources for their ambitious plans.

As the melting ice allows access to the Arctic, Russia will become richer still in fossil fuels.

If he wins a No vote today, that will become truer still.

The more that researchers use the models, the more experimental data there will be to feed back into them, and the better they will become, attracting still more researchers to experiment with them.