Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Researchers at the CDC and other places have increasingly been linking suburban development patterns with sedentary lifestyles.
• Is there no need for Turkey to take any further steps, and will it be increasingly received with laurels the more arrogantly it approaches the discussions surrounding the European Conference?
• More recently operations have increasingly been focusing on Chechnya itself.
• Complaints are increasingly being received from companies in the Netherlands about distortion of the internal market resulting from the fact that different rates of indirect taxes (for example, excise duties or VAT) are applied in the Member States.
• Nevertheless, it is a matter of particular concern that recently we have increasingly been hearing proposals to create a separate fund for infrastructure, for example.
• These nefarious plans have increasingly been coming from above.
• Then there is Vietnam, where over the past few months, Buddhist monks have increasingly been arrested on religious grounds.
• Attempts have increasingly been made in recent years to curb unauthorised building in Member States.

• However, in recent years financial instruments have been increasingly traded on multilateral trading facilities (MTFs).
• You have been increasingly erratic, ever since that fiasco at the Russian embassy.
• Like other international actors, we have been increasingly active on Arctic issues.
• Is there no need for Turkey to take any further steps, and will it be increasingly received with laurels the more arrogantly it approaches the discussions surrounding the European Conference?
• Systems providing additional frontal protection of motor vehicles have been increasingly used in recent years.
• Systems providing additional frontal protection for motor vehicles have been increasingly used in recent years.
• I have been increasingly puzzled as it has gone on.
• Complaints are increasingly being received from companies in the Netherlands about distortion of the internal market resulting from the fact that different rates of indirect taxes (for example, excise duties or VAT) are applied in the Member States.