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It had become habit.
It had become a democracy.
By the 19th century, it had become.
It had become late evening.
The ghetto was like Hell but now it had become Hell!
It had become quiet, I am able.
Meanwhile in the next room it had become really quiet.
It had become an us against them world.
By 1715, still ungoverned and undefended, it had become a pirate haven.
Meanwhile it had become much brighter.
But we would been living a lie for so long, it had become the truth.
It had become trendy to speak about the"obesity epidemic.
By the middle of the interglacial period it had become so warm that the Alps were almost denuded of ice and snow.
It had become clear that they couldn't shape the course of destiny alone.
After months of holding a snow shovel, andwith a large area that had many stairs, it had become a boring chore.
Today it had become respectable to give away one's country.
Legally the land remained state property- anddoes so to this day- but in practice it had become like private property.
To us after it had become a public opinion and the cause.
And she visited there so often, andwept so much that her tears watered it until it had become a magnificent tree.
Nowadays, it had become a traditional Chinese festive delicacy.
Tartaglia made no move to publish his formula despite the fact that, by now, it had become well known that such a method existed.
It had become asymmetrical, and the sooner he got a new fish, the better.
But by the time Mithraism reached Rome, it had become greatly improved by the absorption of many of Zoroaster's teachings.
It had become easiere to make appointments, and we tasted more wine this year than last at the different producers.
Back in India,in the castle of the Tree of the Sun, it had become empty and quiet after the brothers, one after another, had gone away.
It had become clear that the ailing Fatimid Caliphate of Egypt held the key to the fate of the crusader states.
They argued that instead of the new OS being more accessible andeasy to use, it had become more cumbersome and draining on our computer's architecture.
We found that it had become more difficult as well as more expensive to involve the banks in long-term financing.
In 1963, only 15 years after the WHO had been founded to serve the people of the world, it had become an instrument of the global pharmaceutical cartel.