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Background: Hypertension is becoming a major public health problem in developing countries.
Pubmed
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Orwellian tax talk Political tax talk is becoming Orwellian: Secrecy is Democracy.
Reuters
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Before becoming Europe minister, Beaune served as President Emmanuel Macron's Europe adviser.
Reuters
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The name represents young children of today, becoming leaders of the future.
The South African
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PROJECTIONS point to tourism becoming Ireland's largest industry by the year 2000.
The Irish Times
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Analysts say that position is becoming increasingly untenable given the evolving situation.
Reuters
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However, the legislation announced on Thursday is several steps from becoming law.
Reuters
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Away wins are becoming harder to achieve in Europe - ask Wasps.
The Guardian
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New information on Covid-19 was becoming available all the time, he said.
Radio NZ
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Easy access to social media also meant children were becoming sexualised earlier.
Radio NZ
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McIlveen said: I do believe that his position is becoming increasingly untenable.
The Guardian
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China is becoming an important trade partner for many countries in Africa.
BBC
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However, what is considered a private label is becoming a grey area.
News.com.au
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Technology Advanced technology is becoming a major selling point for commercial properties.
The Irish Times
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Ms Gatyoni said to stop situations becoming volatile, earlier intervention was needed.
Radio NZ
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As overall market growth slows, however, it is also becoming more competitive.
Reuters
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