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The current painting circle is increasingly more active, but also more and more flippant as many pursue the fashionable for fear of not being contemporary.

Blogging, Others are finding increasingly more interesting ways to spend their leisure time. Blogging, espionage and pot-bellied pig collecting to name but a few.

CLE programs are "immersion" programs in which students do new and increasingly more difficult things with spoken and written language in the course of group activity.

Now there is a generation lap, the tendency for young people to be increasingly more technically savvy than their parents or elders.

Lehnert says it will be increasingly more difficult to find these objects, since they would be extremely faint and have much fewer stars and gas to make their presence known.

The U.S. has the greatest academic institutions in the world, but our children are finding it increasingly more difficult to enter their hallowed halls–or at least their science departments.

However, the positive reception soon began to sour as the show broadcast increasingly more intimidate scenes between the young man and small girl, such as Dong bathing the 4-year-old.