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With few new states opening to gambling, casino companies will increasingly try to grow through acquisitions.

But he acknowledged that Mr. McCain could pose a problem in states with open primaries and said the Bradley campaign will increasingly try to show differences between the two insurgents.

And with its upcoming Project Mushroom re-engineering of the Snapchat app so it works better in developing markets, Snap will increasingly try to become WhatsApp.

And that just as nearly every site on the Web has become addicted to Google juice, they will increasingly try to find ways to get more links from Twitter.

As premises go, the idea of a school for witches is so broad and versatile that it's a shame to think we'll only get one season of it while the big four networks will increasingly try and develop long-running shows around restrictive, narrow and frustrating ideas.

Still, he said, "I think you will see other unions increasingly trying to find a way to either build or preserve affordable housing.

This will have to be accomplished under increasingly trying circumstances.

They are hoping that the installation, connected to the Internet by high-speed microwave and satellite links, will become a refuge from governments increasingly trying to tame and regulate the Internet.

Credit Karma is increasingly trying to build a suite of tools that will help it expand just beyond a simple credit score notifier.

The agencies have increasingly tried to take stock of public retirement plans when rating how likely each state will be to pay its bonds.

But with the rest of the Jets' offense producing little, it does not take a defensive mind like Belichick's to figure out that opposing teams will increasingly bring eight-man fronts to try to bottle up Martin, who needs 17 yards to go over 1,000 for the season.