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Tranter, who also now oversees BBC Films and acquisitions, said dramas would increasingly have a home online well before they were broadcast, citing the upcoming remake of Terry Nation's Survivors as an example.

Without change, the government argues, services would increasingly have to be rationed in the future.

And it's a good thing, because otherwise we'd increasingly have no social bond at all.

This poses a real challenge to curators and artists, I'd argue, who increasingly have to reckon with exhibition design that takes into account new, probably not better ways of moving among artworks.

Wealth would increasingly make way for connoisseurship.

I'd frame it differently: We increasingly have good policies in place, but we don't know how to turn them into reality.

Cambodia increasingly has neither.

To me, this issue says it all: the mouthpieces for the GOP would rather have increasingly fat and unhealthy American kids then hand the Keynan Muslim Socialist's wife a victory, no matter how unimportant.

Four of these five countries - South Africa is the exception - were identified in 2001 as large and fast-growing economies that would have increasingly influential global roles in the future.

So some partners hoped that by now these increasingly diverse classes of young lawyers would have become increasingly diverse classes of young partners.

Chances are she wouldn't have approved the increasingly dirty jeans and Converse All-Stars I wore across three time zones.