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from year to year (Delegates to the assembly change from year to year. CALD. Since the speed of the Earth varies according to its position in its orbit as measured from its perihelion, Earth's speed when in a solstice or equinox point changes over time: if such a point moves toward perihelion, the interval between two passages decreases a bit from year to year; if the point moves towards aphelion, that period inreases a bit from year to year. Wiki Alexander Demidov); every year (Every year it becomes increasingly difficult to sort the wheat from the chaff. | Christmas shopping for grownups becomes increasingly difficult every year. | Every year, more and more women design larger buildings, win competitions, run the RIBA and become new role models. | Major air cargo facilities are handling more and more goods every year. Alexander Demidov); with every year (It must be admitted that watching soap operas is becoming more and more popular with every year. | But with every year that I visit, more and more cars appear. Alexander Demidov); with every year that passes (To a football-crazy population, which becomes increasingly desperate for success with every year that passes since that solitary World Cup summer of '66... | With every year that passes the internet is becoming relied upon more and more by students and teachers alike. | However, with every year that passes repair costs mount and the chances of reopening grow more and more slim. Alexander Demidov); with every year that goes by (Well, for some of us anyway, as it seems that with every year that goes by, as a nation we are getting more and more soft when it comes to a bit ... Alexander Demidov) |
