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Bullying is an increasingly frequent phenomenon.
In the situation of leukemia, bone marrow transplants are becoming increasingly frequent.
Their increasingly frequent arguments didn't really touch her.
Croatia's crosses were increasingly frequent and potent.
CMS acknowledged in a statement that seniors are the target of identity theft at an increasingly frequent rate.
Violence is an increasingly frequent occurrence in Serbia's schools.
Other types of crime, like extortion,have become increasingly frequent and violent.
Paper cups are becoming increasingly frequent on racing and it is a great novelty and discovery.
She said she is worried about the situation in Kosovo-Metohija and the constant and increasingly frequent incidents.
They have grown tired of increasingly frequent conflicts between factions led by Kostunica and Djindjic.
It is with pain that the Serbian Orthodox people are looking to the victims that lose their lives in the increasingly frequent terrorist attacks.
Criticism of Christianity became increasingly frequent in the 17th and 18th century, especially in France and England.
In the field of education, the program specifically focuses on student mobility,which in today's education is increasingly frequent.
In current medicine, ethical conflicts are increasingly frequent and have a high impact on decision making.
The increasingly frequent and intense droughts over the past few years have caused agriculture serious damage.
As the legend spread andthe witch's night slowly became an increasingly frequent holiday in countries all over the world, so the story changed.
Increasingly frequent floods, droughts, wildfires, and weather disasters that are no longer happening only“out there” come as no surprise to climatologists.
Both sides expressed concern about the increasingly frequent attempts at revising history, denying the Holocaust and other crimes.
In coming years,India plans to double its coal production to feed a national power grid that suffers from increasingly frequent blackouts.
Besides, what exactly does his increasingly frequent“warnings” that he will not allow the“Ukrainian” scenario in Serbia mean?
Unfortunately, there are still serious obstacles for the return of refugees to the country of origin,particularly having in mind the increasingly frequent ethnically motivated incidents and hate speech.
Crowley said Maynard“suffered increasingly frequent and longer seizures, severe head and neck pain, and stroke-like symptoms.
Kosovo is a big security risk because of the physical jeopardy of the local Serbs, and because of potential terrorism,given the increasingly frequent mention of radical Islamist Wahabi movements in Kosovo.
The expansion of that Ottoman state, and increasingly frequent Turkish raids into his land, warned Prince Lazar that the time for a decisive battle was drawing near.
(Blic, 25.07.2011, Kurir, NUNS, 26.07.2011)Minority mediaThe Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia(NUNS)is concerned because of increasingly frequent pressure exerted on the media by councils of national minorities.
With Putin seeming to up the ante on his increasingly frequent doomsday rhetoric, should the world be bracing itself for a nuclear conflict?
According to the findings of the study, which has been published in'Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry', ingest a high amount of fructose- a type of sweetener common in most of the artificial refreshments- during pregnancy, could condition the biological response of the offspring to fasting or obesity, so if this association is confirmed in humans, it would be of great importance,since it is increasingly frequent consumption of soft drinks rich in fructose.
Amid rising rhetoric and increasingly frequent missile tests from the isolationist North Korea, President Donald Trump has warned that a"major, major conflict" was a possibility.
Over time, the concept of persona non grata spread beyond the diplomatic sphere,it became increasingly frequent in the news, discussed not behind closed doors, but in public meetings.
NUNS again warns against the increasingly frequent inclination of representatives of councils of national minorities to violate the democratic norms and the rights of the independent media.