But the increase in the number of units available has been accompanied by a surge in the number of people applying.
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The rise in the number of Afghan dead and injured has corresponded with a decline in the number of U.S. dead and injured.
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However, the agriculture, construction and transport sectors saw a rise in the number of employed, partly offsetting the rise in the number of workers laid off.
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Between 1043 and 2015, Kolosh and his colleagues saw a 3.5% increase in the number of miles driven and an 8% increase in the number of traffic fatalities.
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It is unprecedented in the number of victims that were in one home, in the number of years that it went on—it's an outlier in every dimension.
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Both the change in the number of violent crimes and the change in the number of undocumented immigrants are expressed in terms of the number per 100,000 people.
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This graph of the change in the number of violent crimes and the change in the number of undocumented immigrants for the period 2007 to 2016 appeared elsewhere on NYTimes.com.
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The United States has seen a rise in the number of hate crimes and hate groups in recent years, including a marked jump in the number of white nationalist groups.
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Although the Southern Baptists have seen an increase in the number of churches, which is now over 47,000, there&aposs been a continuing decline in the number of baptisms and members.
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Government data showed a 52.8 percent increase in the number of minor girls "procured" and a 35.4 percent increase in the number of girls sold in 2015 compared to the previous year.
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We've seen a 25 percent increase in the number of people coming into downtown on a daily basis, but a 15 percent decrease in the number of people driving into downtown daily.
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But while the aggressive posture toward undocumented immigrants has been visible in the number of arrests, the first part of the year marked a decline in the number of immigrants actually deported.
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But it rivals Prime Video in the number of high quality movies it offers, and gives Hulu a run for its money in the number of high quality TV shows it has.
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In April 2017, CBP reported a sharp decline in the number of aliens apprehended along the Southwest border, and in the number of aliens who were found inadmissible at ports of entry.
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Slight fluctuations in the number of MPs are nothing new.
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VistaJet decided to start the program after noticing an increase in the number of animals flown over the past two years, including a rise in the number of VistaJet members traveling with their pets.
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"The effectiveness of the work of anti-corruption bodies should not be in the number of press conferences (they give), but in the number of corrupt officials who are put behind bars," he added.
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The survey showed a 14.4 percentage point fall in the number of companies anticipating increasing investment, and a 12.2 percentage point increase in the number of companies planning to decrease investment compared to 2018.
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The last report, released in May, showed a sharp increase in the number of abusive accounts on Facebook, and a downtick in the number of posts containing violent content the company detected and removed.
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Some studies predict that a rise in the number of heat-related deaths in many parts of the world, South-East Asia among them, will outweigh any reduction in the number of cold-related deaths.
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But a rise in the number of eligible young voters, who tended to vote remain, and a fall in the number of older voters, more likely to choose Brexit, could tip the balance, he said.
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Data released last month by the University of Wisconsin indicates a fourfold increase in the number of children's books about black people and similar increases in the number of books by and about Latinos. #WeAreGettingThere.
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Statista reports a similar trend in the number of unique visitors.
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The increase in the number of uninsured reaches 22 million people.
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So the rise in the number of refugees is causing consternation.
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JUST THERE'S A SIGNIFICANT DECLINE IN THE NUMBER OF PUBLIC COMPANIES.
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That's a 20 percent drop in the number of female CEOs.
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America leads the way in the number of blue-collar capitalists.
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The biggest increase is in the number of firearms-related deaths.
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In 2014, the pattern diverged, particularly in the number of fatalities.
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The US ranks third globally in the number of confirmed cases.
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"Still, there will be a reduction" in the number of employees.
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A rise in the number of wealthy buyers wanting to own property in coastal locations, as well as a global increase in the number of boat owners, is prompting international developers to create more waterfront enclaves.
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The software's review of mammograms resulted in a reduction in the number of false negatives, where existing cancer goes undetected, as well as in the number of false positives, where tests wrongly show signs of cancer.
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The point is that the true driving force behind the headline figure was a significant drop in the number of Britons moving abroad — not a significant rise in the number of immigrants who arrived in Britain.
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"That number includes a 95 percent drop in the number of district hospitals, from 2,631 to only 124, and a 65 percent decline in the number of local health clinics, from 20143,404 to 2,561," the article noted.
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"That number includes a 95 percent drop in the number of district hospitals, from 2,631 to only 124, and a 65 percent decline in the number of local health clinics, from 7,404 to 2,561," the article noted.
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One change in the new proposal was an increase in the number of reasons the Pentagon could use to cancel the deal, as well as an increase in the number of occasions it can exit the contract.
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These tools are transforming the world, contributing to a 28500 percent reduction in the number of deaths from malaria, a 6900 percent reduction in the number of child deaths, and a 2628 percent reduction in maternal mortality.
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The biggest fall was in the number of brow lifts, down 71%.
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Unfortunately, we are limited in the number of factors we could investigate.
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Buttigieg currently leads by one in the number of delegates, with Sen.
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Continued decline in the number of listed firms would be bad news.
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Another surge in the number of cases could also send stocks reeling.
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That trend is matched by a decline in the number of babies.
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In turn, this led to a rise in the number of congresswomen.
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There was the decline in the number of African-American early votes.
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Now the fastest growth is in the number of internal company events.
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The report shows no change in the number of harassment claims. 5.
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Tour operators report a sharp drop in the number of Chinese tourists.
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One consequence has been a fall in the number of listed companies.
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Particularly worrying is a rise in the number of young people smoking.
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The data also showed a spike in the number of unaccompanied children.
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However, 2017 has seen a record low in the number of IPOs.
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We haven't seen a significant drop in the number of attempted attacks.
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Only Apple reported a decline in the number of demands it received.
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Texas leads the nation in the number of uninsured children and adults.
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Three factors lead to the dramatic decline in the number of stations.
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Reynolds, though, is far more interested in the number of Rockies victories.
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The result: a 53% improvement in the number of bags properly handled.
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We didn't start in the number of stores that we're in currently.
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KS: Are you limited in the number of deliveries you can have?
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Between the lines: The trend is largely due to a dramatic decrease in the number of Mexican immigrants illegally entering the U.S. Meanwhile, there's been a notable uptick in the number of unauthorized immigrants from Central American countries.
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The fall in the number of journalists killed is due to a reduction in the number of journalists killed in war zones, Reporters Without Borders said, noting that 941 journalists have been killed over the past 10 years.
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Oracle experienced a 30 percent reduction in the incidence of upper respiratory tract infections, a 47.5 percent gain in the number of sailing days lost to illness and a 54 percent improvement in the number of training days lost.
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Like America, Europe has suffered a decline in the number of new firms.
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Nationwide, Washington ranks ninth in the number of applications for high-tech visas.
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"We are encouraged by the reduction in the number of concussions," McDonald said.
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And we're seeing a decrease in the number of effective antibiotics we have.
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This has contributed to a big increase in the number of home conversions.
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There was little difference between the groups in the number of failing fistulae.
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They have slowed the decrease in the number of babies born in America.
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Sanders trails Clinton in the number of delegates won in primaries and caucuses.
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The Communist Party would welcome any shrinking in the number of unregistered churches.
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He is now expecting a rise in the number of cases of Ebola.
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The contraction in the number of deals only tells part of the story.
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Agents saw a 26 percent jump in the number of home tour requests.
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Afghanistan has seen an increase in the number of terrorist groups operating there.
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Hurricane Matthew is expected to create a spike in the number of cases.
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This dynamic, she said, is reflected in the number of women who vote.
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The recent midterms also saw a spike in the number of female voters.
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The number of deployed weapons are included in the number of stockpiled weapons.
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Additional reports suggest a decrease in the number of troops serving in Afghanistan.
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A rise in the number of gimmick acts further cheapened the show's reputation.
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Germany has seen sharp increases in the number of Salafists in recent years.
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Heavy rains bring a surge in the number of snakes seeking refuge indoors.
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Growth in the number of agents is key for RE/MAX's franchise model.
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This has seen a 22% increase in the number of physiotherapists since 2015.
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Spain saw one of the sharpest increases in the number of individual fires.
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That 2019 downturn was reflected in the number of big rigs purchased, too.
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Even more noteworthy has been the explosion in the number of investment indexes.
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There's even been a slight increase in the number of models with disabilities.
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Might this account for the differences in the number of raw jobs lost?
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Gibson thought he detected an uptick in the number of private security guards.
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The decrease in the number of uninsured came primarily from ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion.
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And that has led to an explosion in the number of treatment facilities.
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The biggest improvement has been the reduction in the number of special envoys.
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Last year's growth, the agency said, was the result of a 3.3 percent increase from 2015 in the number of passengers on domestic flights and a 4 percent jump in the number of travelers to and from the United States.
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The ONS said last year's drop in net migration was driven by both a statistically significant rise in the number of people leaving Britain, mainly EU citizens, and a non-statistically significant fall in the number of people arriving in Britain.
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" —Peter Sullivan, the Hill "GOP Congressman Says A Drop In The Number Of Insured People Could Be 'A Good Thing'": "Burgess was asked about concerns that repealing Obamacare will lead to a drop in the number of people with health insurance.
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There has been a slight drop in the number of Canadian buyers recently, and an increase in the number of United States expatriates moving from the Bahamas, Turks and Caicos, and Bermuda, which have a higher cost of living, he said.
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There has been a decrease recently in the number of British buyers because of a weakened pound, Ms. Lightbourn Peterson said; there has also been a slight drop in the number of buyers from Canada, also because of its currency.
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There was a 21 percent jump in the number of one-bedroom apartments for sale, compared to the same period last year — the most of any category — followed by a 15.5 percent increase in the number of studios on the market.
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It's a rarely seen decline in the number of demands received by a tech company during a year where almost every other tech giant — including Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Twitter — all saw an increase in the number of demands they receive.
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While the European border agency Frontex reported a drop in the number of refugees and migrants arriving in the EU from 2015 to 2016, the increase in the number of people being granted asylum may at least partly reflect lengthy procedures.
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This year&aposs survey saw an increase in the number of Democrats (about 3% more) and a decrease in the number of those who considered themselves members of the Republican or Libertarian parties (about 7% less, combined) from the 2018 survey.
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The decline in the number of American tournaments over the last three decades corresponds with the decline in the number of Americans atop the world rankings — especially on the men's side — and the growth of tennis in Europe and Asia.
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The rapid increase in the number of migrant children may also have caused difficulties.
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The report shows a rapid rise in the number of high-deductible insurance plans.
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This is a 97% reduction in the number of customers impacted by this summons.
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Apple Music is on track to overtake Spotify in the number of U.S. subscribers.
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This year's fellowships mark an increase in the number of artists receiving the prize.
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After a brief dip in the number of reports, the issues quickly rose again.
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Lastly, Clinton has advocated for a significant increase in the number of Syrian refugees.
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There's a more intense spike — 67 percent — in the number of asylum seekers coming.
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This resulted in a 20163 percent increase in the number of retirement plans sold.
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Anti-vaccination misinformation can lead to a drop in the number of children immunized.
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Hopper noted a significant increase in the number of searches for flights to Britain.
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Part of the fall in the number of working women is actually good news.
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The result would not only be a reduction in the number of activist attacks.
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Japan is second only to the US in the number of space-startup investors.
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They observed a steady increase in the number of older adults who consumed alcohol.
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A decline in the number of workers may mean that less capital is needed.
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Yet, we've seen a decline in the number of employers seeking H-1B visas.
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An uptick in the number of millennial travelers is helping drive Minute Suites' expansion.
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This year, he saw a fall in the number of red paper packets purchased.
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"The real growth is in the number of people doing side gigs," he said.
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While there was a big rise in the number of Chinese visitors during Feb.
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There was also a decrease in the number of homes under construction last month.
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There has been a long-term decline in the number of new business starts.
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PUBG has a leg up in the number of devices it plays nice with.
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It also shows a continued increase in the number of Americans without living kin.
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That was largely driven by an increase in the number of non-criminals arrested.
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Another big change is in the number of flights and destinations knitting Africa together.
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But 2016 saw a precipitous drop in the number of executions in the state.
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That would be the biggest increase in the number of Assaí stores since 2014.
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While ownership is widespread, there are big differences in the number of products owned.
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Adjusting for the increase in the number of students doesn't change the trend much.
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Immigration courts currently face a major backlog in the number of cases before them.
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Colleges are also currently witnessing a boom in the number of computer science majors.
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Some countries have seen dramatic declines in the number of immigrants in the program.
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And schools were severely limited in the number of trades they could reasonably promote.
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He also said he would support a reduction in the number of government ministries.
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A surge in the number of Latino voters casting early ballots may improve Mrs.
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I think there would be a significant reduction in the number of absolute failures.
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Kopkin credits the sharp increase in the number of games that are nationally televised.
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The U.S. is third behind Italy and China in the number of confirmed cases.
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There has certainly been a decline in the number of beds at mental institutions.
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It resulted from an increase in the number of copies of a specific gene.
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A result could be large increases in the number of Americans without health insurance.
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He has seen a huge decline in the number of boats on the water.
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There was also an increase in the number of people dying in hospice facilities.
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Nationally, there was a 6 percent decline in the number of clinics performing abortions.
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That led to a sharp reduction in the number of movies the studio made.
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Her organization has seen an increase in the number of cats that are unowned.
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This results in crowded airport terminals and an increase in the number of delays.
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Most utilities also saw an increase in the number of women participating in employee training programs, and some saw an increase in the number of women trainees hired, the number of women interviewed, and the number of women participating in internship programs.
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There was an increase in the number of commuters using public transport and carpooling apps.
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Last year saw a 28% fall in the number of Indians obtaining US student visas.
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An increase in the number of cases in recent weeks has been even more concerning.
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The island is attracting a significant increase in the number of foreign tourists from China.
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Meanwhile, Easyjet was 0.3 percent higher after reporting a surge in the number of passengers.
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Doctors in Delhi have reported an increase in the number of patients with respiratory problems.
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Experts see the drop in the number of bidders per tender as a worrying sign.
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Six Flags saw a 8% decrease in the number of guests for the first-quarter.
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A big trend in American business is the collapse in the number of listed companies.
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This year has seen an unusual uptick in the number of reported cases and deaths.
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That was reflected in the number of investigations into how schools were handling assault cases.
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By the numbers: There's been a steady increase in the number of female GOP senators.
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Another factor is a long-term drop in the number of beds for psychiatric patients.
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Iran saw a surge last year in the number of people it put to death.
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There was a 230 percent increase in the number of healthtech deals compared to 2208.
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By contrast, since 2014 annual growth in the number of hospital consultants has averaged 4%.
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While he charges less, Sheeran beats the others in the number of shows he performs.
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Brazil is second to only the United States in the number of cosmetic surgeries performed.
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The drop was due to a reduction in the number of resettlement places on offer.
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Uber said that is because of a rise in the number of part-time drivers.
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Xi expects this technique to lead to a massive reduction in the number of mosquitoes.
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Now, following a rise in the number of fancier private halls, the figure is 220%.
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Between 2000-2016, there was a 46% increase in the number of weather-related disasters.
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NATO officials have acknowledged an increase in the number of intercepts of Russian military aircraft.
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S&P also said there will be a drop in the number of new enrollees.
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There has been a noticeable up-tick in the number of DDoS extortion campaigns recently.
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There has been a noticeable spike in the number of hacks or breaches affecting children.
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The report also highlighted a notable uptick in the number of women joining the ranks.
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It's among the top five in the number of sectors covered by US patent filings.
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The post-referendum stagnation in the number of sales merely reinforces a long-term trend.
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Yet the fastest growth has been in the number of students staying in private halls.
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Last month, the CDC announced a provisional decline in the number of drug overdose deaths.
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But the Philippine authorities have not reported any upsurge in the number of police killed.
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But DC police deny that there's been any increase in the number of missing teens.
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"The decline in the number of correspondent banking relationships is continuing," the FSB report said.
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The rise in the number of uninsured children was concentrated in a handful of states.
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On Wednesday night, Rubio overtook GOP rival Jeb Bush in the number of congressional endorsements.
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Italy, with over 4,500 instances, was second only to Romania in the number of cases.
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How do we know when the worst spikes in the number of cases are coming?
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That's despite a small decline in the number of users in the U.S. and Canada.
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There was a 21990 percent breakthrough in the number of kids having their phones there.
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Growth in the number of Amazon Prime members in the United States has slowed recently.
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"We were quite surprised by the fluctuation in the number of barnacles," said Dr. Heepe.
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That marked a 2628-point jump in the number of voters who expect a recession.
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How do markets respond to changes in the number of new confirmed cases versus deaths?
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This has coincided with an increase in the number of fires started by humans, too.
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Health experts say they are encouraged by the steady rise in the number of recoveries.
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This was done through the growth in the number of directorates within the NSC staff.
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The survey also showed increases in the number of consumers planning to buy major appliances.
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The ruling is likely to result in an increase in the number of court cases.
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"We're anticipating an increase in the number of cases reported in Germany," Air Force Gen.
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And that's why the dramatic increase in the number of satellites in space raises concerns.
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Last year, Harris County led the state in the number of police shootings of civilians.
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A sudden spike in the number of executions this year has heightened the general anxiety.
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Revenue beat forecasts as Wayfair saw a significant jump in the number of active users.
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"You can make a huge difference in the number of bats you're killing," she said.
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The United States wanted far larger reductions in the number of boots on the ground.
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The result, he said, was a predictable surge in the number of people in shelters.
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Obamacare has led to a sharp decline in the number of Americans without health insurance.
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Both approaches would lead to major reductions in the number of Americans covered by Medicaid.
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This is simply his conclusion based on an increase in the number of asylum claims.
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There's also been an explosion in the number of initial coin offerings using those currencies.
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An increase in the number of new drugs approved for use was also a factor.
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The FTC said it was pleased with the drop in the number of the deals.
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There was a 20 percent increase in the number of symptomatic drugs in phase three.
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China's Hubei province on Thursday reported a spike in the number of new coronavirus cases.
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An improvement is also evident in the number of women winning the prestigious Turner Prize.
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The Congressional Budget Office pegs the decline in the number of insured at 13 million.
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The airline reported a 40 percent year-on-year growth in the number of passengers carried.
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There also has been a surge in the number of family offices and more sophisticated investors.
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It's not actually showing a delay or reduction in the number of people who develop dementia.
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Again, this order would likely see an increase in the number of undocumented immigrants being deported.
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The long-term decline of the IPO is far more obvious in the number of offerings.
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Hardy has seen a rise in the number of requests for David Bowie-inspired body art.
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There has been a dramatic increase in the number of families showing up at the border.
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This is partly reflected in the number of diplomatic missions that countries maintain on the continent.
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It also calls for an increase in the number of border-patrol agents and customs officers.
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There has been a recent explosion in the number of homeless people living on our streets.
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Automobile insurance data suggest recent increases in the number of young drivers on policies, he added.
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Consider the first reason behind the slump in the number of listed firms: the IPO drought.
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Luckin is trying to beat Starbucks by surpassing it in the number of stores in China.
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Greif says he has seen "big growth" in the number of masters programs such as these.
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This year, there has been an unusual uptick in the number of reported cases and deaths.
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The drop in the number of transits has coincided with stepped-up muscle-flexing by China.
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That decline has been driven by a steep drop in the number of visits by women.
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Yet the impact of the #NoDAPL movement can be seen in the number of artworks produced.
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There has only been a small drop in the number of shares sold short in June.
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But it is the rise in the number of Chinese people in Africa that is striking.
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Karlstrom said the effect would however not show in the number of tenders already in 2017.
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Startups often drown in the number of process leviathans require to make the smallest of improvements.
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From 1986 to 2008 there was a fivefold increase in the number of border patrol officers.
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TC: Are you seeing an uptick in the number of older companies knocking on your door?
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Since the 5003s, we've seen a 75 percent increase in the number of people living downtown.
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A slower growth in the number of health care jobs may not be a bad thing.
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Toyota is the global leader in the number of self-driving car patents, the report found.
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Population density and human activity plays a role in the number of snake bites, said Schulte.
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Notice the stunning increase in the number of microplastic particles collected starting at 200 meters deep.
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Brace yourselves: there has been an embarrassing uptick in the number of teens eating Tide Pods.
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Since January, he's seen an increase in the number of people coming to Canada seeking asylum.
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This is evidenced, he said, by a drop in the number of seizures at the border.
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Employment conditions have partially improved, with the increase in the number of persons employed having risen.
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This is an "an unprecedented increase in the number of suspected cholera cases," the statement read.
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And in education, it's being held back by a steep expansion in the number of administrators.
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In recent years there has been impressive growth in the number of people interested in startups.
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" The "rise in the number of incidents was primarily driven by a doubling in ransomware infections.
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There has been a recent uptick in the number of strikes carried out in recent weeks.
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This has led to a 25% rise in the number of spot inspections that uncover violations.
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Meanwhile, 2202 states have seen declines in the number of prisoners they hold from recent peaks.
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A rise in the number of games from other countries that are broadcast live has helped.
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A failure to maintain resources there can cause a significant rise in the number of cases.
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The most striking change this year is the sharp rise in the number of unaccompanied minors.
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Despite a greying population, the growth in the number of British retirees in Europe is slowing.
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Toyota is the global leader in the number of self-driving car patents, the report found.
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There has also been an increase in the number of rockets fired from Gaza towards Israel.
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Dividing $1 million by that cost resulted in the number of years retirement funds could last.
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Any surge in the number of border crossings could easily overwhelm the system and create chaos.
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Data on Friday showed a fall in the number of U.S. shale oil rigs in production.
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Colleges have also seen an uptick in the number of registered emotional support animals on campus.
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Change in the number of uninsured: Slightly higher in 2018, but slightly lower starting in 2020.
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However, the past decade has seen an increase in the number of attacks on public pensions.
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It was associated with a drop in the number of assault weapons recovered at crime scenes.
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Since the gang was arrested, there has been a significant slowdown in the number of offenses.
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Our age, like that one, has seen an explosion in the number of the super-rich.
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Did you see an increase in the number of curious out of towners at the gig?
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There has also been a rise in the number of refugees turned away at the borders.
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The result has been a rapid rise in the number of infections in the United States.
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Strides have been made in the number of bisexual, transgender and H.I.V.-positive characters as well.
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The enhanced measures come as California sees a bump in the number of reported coronavirus cases.
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The state ranks 49th of 50 (above Utah) in the number of housing units per capita.
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Calculator Between 2006 and 2016, there was a significant increase in the number of renters nationwide.
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The result was an 85 percent decline in the number of nuclear weapons in the world.
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Republicans have trailed Democrats in the number of female candidates in every congressional cycle since 1992.
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You used to support 500 percent increase in the number of guest workers, now against it.
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She said she was very worried about an increase in the number of people killing themselves.
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You can see in the chart below the abrupt change in the number of seated diners.
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However, there appears to be a disparity in the number of Palestinians injured by live bullets.
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The recent spike in the number of confirmed cases is related in part to that aggressiveness.
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This year there has been an unusual uptick in the number of reported cases and deaths.
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Late on Sunday, Mr. Corbyn criticized the decrease in the number of police officers since 2010.
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For you, that means Revvers shouldn't expect a noticeable drop in the number of jobs available.
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California, he said, probably leads the nation in the number of programs currently up and running.
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He said he's seen a rise in the number of students specifically worried about college debt.
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Sinaloa has experienced a significant increase in the number of homicides in a fight over territory.
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Fliess attributes the rise in police killings to an increase in the number of operations conducted.
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The Vatican seemed to hope to reverse the decline in the number of Catholics in China.
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It led, as well, to a huge rise in the number of states that conducted primaries.
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All three approaches would result in meaningful reductions in the number of Americans with health coverage.
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The developments led to a substantial increase in the number of Democrats voicing support for impeachment.
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Other research has also linked decreased productivity to an increase in the number of hours worked.
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Distressed speculators took their lives, leading to a large rise in the number of reported suicides.
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And the difference in the number of votes between Crowley and Ocasio was about 15 percent.
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There has also been a rise in the number of Weill's American works performed in Germany.
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Goh also said she expected there to be a rapid expansion in the number of restaurants.
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Several said they have noticed an increase in the number of people sleeping on the trains.
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In 2015, Sweden was second only to Germany in the number of Syrian refugees it welcomed.
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International health experts also have expressed worry about an acceleration in the number of Ebola infections.
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We're also seeing an increase in the number of classes our active riders take each month.
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Regrettably, the increase in the number of troops did not come with a corresponding change in strategy.
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"We prepared for the potential increase in the number of orders," iFood CEO Felipe Fioravante told Mashable.
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There was, however, an increase in the number of workers quitting their jobs in the construction sector.
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They led to an increase in the number of babies born prematurely or at low birth weight.
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The bulk of the decrease was due to a drop in the number of people on probation.
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That in turn led to an increase in the number of children being separated from their parents.
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This is largely due to an increase in the number of Democrats and independents who say so.
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More broadly, there has been a significant uptick in the number of Latino registered voters in Florida.
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Meanwhile, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of families showing up at the border.
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The statistics indicate a rapid surge in the number of confirmed cases and deaths stemming from it.
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Even more important has been a huge expansion in the number of infected people receiving antiretroviral drugs.
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"There may be an increase in the number of teams, with the emphasis on may," he said.
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The early 1900s saw a dramatic increase in the number of high schools built and student enrollment.
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The expected increase in the number of franchised establishments nationwide is 1.5%, the slowest pace since 2016.
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Last year growth in the number of students studying for British degrees overseas slowed, to just 1%.
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She pointed to growing demand in China and an increase in the number of iPhones being built.
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There has been an increase in the number of bilateral deals, including sales of (unsecuritised) loan portfolios.
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There had been an increase in the number of people taking them in the two decades before.
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For example, this year has brought a curious surge in the number of Bangladeshis arriving in Italy.
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Square was helped by an increase in the number of merchants signing on to use its service.
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Has there been an increase in the number of otters being brought into the exotic pet trade?
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In America the deregulation of airlines brought lower fares and an increase in the number of trips.
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Sanders led in the popular vote, although he trailed in the number of state delegate equivalents earned.
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The study also found no sizable difference in the number of visitors for each type of article.
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In other words, we're predicting yet another massive, tragic leap in the number of drug-induced deaths.
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There has been an increase in the number of unlicensed firms selling the products illegally, IOSCO said.
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Smith said the IRS saw a 60 percent increase in the number of phishing schemes last year.
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It was largely due to the fall in the number of mainland Chinese tourists visiting the city.
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The police agency also flagged a rise in the number of arrests linked to right-wing extremism.
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Retail trade saw a decrease in the number of job openings during the same period, down 64,000.
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The parallel effects of widespread defunding of social services and increase in the number of felonies, etc.
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This means unemployment was steady even with an increase in the number of people looking for work.
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Each 1 percent increase in the number of Republicans in the legislature leads to a $0.05 decrease.
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Immediately after a hurricane, there's usually a decrease in the number of mosquito-borne diseases, Poncelet says.
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There has been a jump in the number of referrals to Channel and 80% are turned away.
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The rise in the number of consortium deals has gone hand-in-hand with ballooning deal sizes.
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For H-1B high skilled visas, employers saw a 45 percent increase in the number of RFEs.
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It's impressive in the number of different variables and number of species they are able to address.
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Lodes was referring to the fact that there has been an increase in the number of HealthCare.
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E-cigarette use was also associated with a reduction in the number of cigarettes smoked per day.
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Some tax preparers are also predicting an increase in the number of taxpayers who will request extensions.
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For many oxygen therapy suppliers, it means a ten-fold increase in the number of auditing requests.
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In Britain, Admiral saw a smaller than normal rise in the number of customers, said CFO Jones.
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Company executives said there's been a sharp uptick in the number of fake accounts created this year.
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An increase in the number of migrants arriving in the United Kingdom brings both challenges and debate.
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Any particular group might show close to zero change in the number of jobs or employment status.
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The polled showed a double-digit decline in the number of Democrats who would back the move.
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The study, published Wednesday, also forecast a dramatic upswing in the number of megacities around the world.
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A surge in the number of refugees returning from Pakistan had added to the strains, she said.
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Despite the rise in the number of female lawmakers, women only make up 24 percent of members.
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These initiatives may not, however, be the sole reason for the decrease in the number of deaths.
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Plus, there is an increase in the number of totes sent to each subscriber during the season.
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At the greatest risk in any spike in the number of people who are insured are hospitals.
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It was reopened in 2012 after a rise in the number of boat arrivals off Australia's shores.
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Overall he's seen a rise in the number of these requests he's received over the past decade.
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Berg attributed the decline in the number of homeless veterans to better funding from the federal government.
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Clinton especially suffered with white women and also saw declines in the number of black women voting.
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To illustrate this, Figure 4 shows the variation (relative standard deviation) in the number of daily sessions.
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Cuts in the number of polling sites meant there was just one location for every 21,000 voters.
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This year has marked an increase in the number of black people on tech board of directors.
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There will be an increase in the number of designers in tech that emerge from engineering majors.
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Their latest showed a slight increase in the number of black women to raise significant funding rounds.
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The US now ranks fourth globally in the number of confirmed cases, after China, Italy, and Spain.
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However, there's been an 80 percent drop in the number of arrivals this year compared to last.
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The latter move has contributed significantly to the precipitous drop in the number of refugees being admitted.
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It's not that rural America hasn't seen any improvement in the number of preventable and premature deaths.
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Such percentage-change increases in the number of migrants have been shown to increase anti-immigration sentiment.
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"I think we will see an increase in the number of Chapter 7 [bankruptcy filings]," she added.
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Italy, Spain and France experienced the highest daily jump in the number of coronavirus-related deaths Sunday.
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His administration is considering another extreme reduction in the number of refugees allowed into the United States.
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This year, Latin America saw a huge spike in the number of refugees pouring out of Venezuela.
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For secularists, the possible gain in the number of priests would justify a change in the discipline.
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That failure manifests itself in the number of cases currently present in Iran, Italy, and South Korea.
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This is the hoped-for result of ICANN's expansion in the number of new gTLDs (generic TLDs).
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Yes, technically Domino's tied with Pizza Hut in the number of wins among the four menu items.
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Bank failures, mergers and closures have fueled a drop-off in the number of minority-owned banks.
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There was also an increase in the number of manufacturers reporting that customers' inventories were too high.
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But satellite data confirms there was an unusual spike in the number of fires on Aug. 10.
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A slight decline in the number of U.S. rigs drilling for new production kept prices in check.
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On Monday, China announced a drop in the number of new cases for the third consecutive day.
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There has also been a troubling rise in the number of adolescents developing both prediabetes and diabetes.
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China's booming economy produced a 206% increase in the number of billionaires there within just five years.
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She said she was particularly disheartened to see declines in the number of children with health insurance.
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Thus a significant reduction in the number of small banks will likely reduce bank small business credit.
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But after a rapid increase in the number of female officeholders during the 220006s, growth has stagnated.
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The result was a reduction in the number of people entering and living in the U.S. illegally.
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By contrast, countries like the United States have seen a remarkable drop in the number of smokers.
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In 28500, the United States was first among OECD member countries in the number of college graduates.
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The new spending would follow record growth in the number of city employees under Mr. de Blasio.
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But over the past five decades, Medicaid has surpassed Medicare in the number of Americans it covers.
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And there's been an increase in the number of teens with depression, anxiety, and who are suicidal.
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But in this case, we're seeing a small uptick in the number of people that are uninsured.
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The platform quickly became popular, trouncing major American television networks in the number of videos viewed daily.
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The rapid reduction in the number of uninsured Americans has shifted the political debate about health reform.
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The hospitality market in Israel has been growing due to a rise in the number of tourists.
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The 2.3 percent decrease since 2014 in the number of prisoners represented the largest decline since 1978.
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The increase in arrests coincided with a sharp increase in the number of families crossing the border.
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Among American cities, New York ranks second only to Orlando in the number of visitors it draws.
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And Uber has continued to see an increase in the number of people who use its services.
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The decrease in emigration has been driven by a fall in the number of British citizens emigrating.
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The company also saw a 150 percent increase in the number of global trips year over year.
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Recently, we've seen a surge in the number of Cheeto food mashups, and we're not mad about it.
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And productivity gains, along with growth in the number of people working, determine how fast the economy grows.
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"People will have seen a significant increase in the number of armed officers in Greater Manchester," he said.
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Surveying congregation demographics between 1998 and 2012, the study found an increase in the number of multiracial congregations.
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The decline in the number of students reading the subject has not been as precipitous as in America.
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Another fresh survey is revealing a fall in the number of finance vacancies in the City of London.
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The drug showed a significant reduction in the number of inflammatory lesions in the trial, the company said.
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The poll also showed an increase in the number of people who expected the economy to get better.
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That's why we've seen a massive uptick in the number of data breaches over the past few years.
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"There's been a huge change in the number of studies and amount of information since then," Hartsell said.
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The latest month's figures, for September, suggest that the decline in the number of banknotes is petering out.
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Such concerns have contributed to a drop in the number of companies willing to publicly list their shares.
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In Australia, there's been a major spike in the number of transgender men who've given birth in 2017.
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It has also seen a rapid rise in the number of migrants, in particular those from eastern Europe.
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The fall in the number of jobless people is likely to eventually put upward pressure on consumer prices.
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But a sharp increase in the number of refugees illegally coming north across the border has alarmed Canadians.
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So what we have seen is a dramatic expansion in the number of monopolies that have been created.
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At issue is the dramatic rise in the number of Central American migrants heading for the United States.
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The riders were demanding greater protection, following an increase in the number of acid attacks in the capital.
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His government has also engineered a sharp fall in the number of migrants crossing the Mediterranean from Libya.
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The revenue growth was primarily driven by the year-over-year increases in the number of paying users.
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In recent decades, several African parks have seen an uptick in the number of elephants being born tuskless.
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Asia more broadly has the fastest growth in the number of affluent and high net worth individuals globally.
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There has been a surge in the number of "family office" establishments (mainly in the last two years).
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For instance, there has been an alarming 85% increase in the number of African rhinos poached since 2009.
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This resulted in a distinct uptick in the number of inbound interest I was receiving, especially from recruiters.
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Springboard, a retail analyst, predicts a drop of 0.6% in the number of people turning out this year.
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The company is seeing roughly 22 percent growth from month to month in the number of messages sent.
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The chronic corruption and endemic ungovernability in Mexican jails is not just seen in the number of escapes.
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One crucial change brought about by the new technology is a reduction in the number of people involved.
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There was a small decline in the number of people discharged with private or other insurance, they found.
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The sharp rise in the number of Trump- branded luxury condos bought by shell corporations since his nomination.
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Specifically, there has been a 500 percent increase in the number of inmates over the last 40 years.
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T-Mobile has revealed an uptick in the number of demands for data it receives from the government.
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These initiatives have already resulted in a small increase in the number of female directors working in television.
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"We're not going to be silenced," Trump said, complaining about fluctuations in the number of his Twitter followers.
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The War on Drugs in the 28500s fueled a sharp rise in the number of federal drug prosecutions.
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In recent weeks, some local officials have reported a decline in the number of Hispanic victims reporting crimes.
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Flexibility in the robots' pathways, in their destinations, in the number of robots on the field at once.
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Most independent analyses have said it will lead to a large increase in the number of people uninsured.
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The country saw around a 25 percent decline in the number of IPOs, according to the EY report.
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Meanwhile there's also a huge growth in the number of physical US farmers markets selling directly to consumers.
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Among the most dramatic changes in the industry is the increase in the number of satellites orbiting Earth.
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Zika is the prime suspect for a sharp increase in the number of babies with microcephaly in Brazil.
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EasyJet closed slightly lower despite reporting an increase of 9.5 percent in the number of passengers in May.
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Between 25 and 2010 there were 86,000 archaeological investigations, sustaining a boom in the number of private firms.
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But perhaps the biggest factor has been recent changes in the number of participants allowed in each event.
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As the chart shows, the pace of growth in the number of crypto-backed assets is itself growing.
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Without access to the Play Store, smartphones are limited in the number of apps they can offer customers.
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They have, for example, seen very sharp reductions in the number of uninsured since Obamacare went into effect.
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The rise is not in the number of incidents but in the breadth and speed of their circulation.
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The new figures appear to show a slowdown in the number of successful exchanges in the United States.
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The tools, he said, were rudimentary, and checkers were limited in the number of articles they could evaluate.
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Each of those states had declines of more than 50 percent in the number of their uninsured children.
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The growth in the number of House and Senate caucuses represents a noteworthy trend in the modern Congress.
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But the damage was also reflected in a jump in the number of people suffering mental health problems.
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The move has been precipitated by a steady increase in the number of unregistered firearms in the country.
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Some now say there was only a brief drop in the number of cyberspying incidents, if at all.
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The increase in paying customers can also be attributed to the growth in the number of users online.
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Security officials reported a large increase in the number of people flocking to right-wing groups last year.
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The one positive trend for the USPS has been the increase in the number of packages it carries.
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And Netflix and Amazon Prime Video are virtually tied in the number of "high quality" movies they offer.
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The large increase in the number of millennials concerned about self-driving cars was also striking, Brannon said.
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The new figure represents another dramatic reduction in the number of refugees that the U.S. plans to admit.
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But many local government officials do not expect a similar surge in the number of home-sharing licenses.
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The ongoing growth in the number of Facebook participants, in spite of repeated data breaches, confirms that reality.
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Cramer later Thursday acknowledged the first quarter of 2018 showed an acceleration in the number of cars imported.
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A reported cut in the number of U.S. oil rigs drilling for new production provided some price support.
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The last year has seen an upsurge in the number of women seeking public office at all levels.
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Just before the U.S. opened, data showed another fall in the number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits.
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Among commodities, oil rose, although an increase in the number of U.S. drilling rigs dragged on the price.
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CoreLogic said the modest decline corresponded with a sharp increase in the number of properties taken to auction.
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A week in, the number of Javiera's seizures decreased, and the organization Mamá Cultiva ("Mom Grows") was born.
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Space is becoming more crowded, with a surge in the number of companies looking to reap the benefits.
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A slight increase in the number of homes for sale may be helping to juice the mortgage market.
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In New York state courts he said there has been a decrease in the number of new arrests.
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"In the last decade or so, we've seen an explosion in the number of discoveries," Dr. Bell said.
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Calculator In the last year, American home buyers faced shortages in the number of properties available for sale.
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There was also a big drop in the number of people who said they were looking for work.
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It also noted a sharp decline in the number of students coming from Saudi Arabia and South Korea.
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These have appeared in tandem with an increase in the number of professionally trained philosophers of black descent.
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Mr. Trump is considering another extreme cut in the number of refugees legally allowed into the United States.
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The result has been a huge drop in the number of refugees actually admitted into the United States.
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The increase in the number of women running for Parliament, and their ascent into leadership roles, took decades.
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She has seen a significant increase in the number of queer weddings she's done over the years, though.
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He is well behind in the number of donors and level of polling needed to qualify, they said.
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Cheaper oil, coupled with technological innovation, also foreran a steep fall in the number of American energy workers.
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"We're seeing huge drop-offs in the number of people going to work, and it's accelerating," Palaniappan said.
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Traders remained uncertain about when a peak in the number of new COVID-274 cases might be reached.
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South Korea has far overtaken China in the number of new COVID-19 cases it records each day.
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A drop in the number of available H-2B visas here, for seasonal nonagricultural workers, has not helped.
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It has become a boom industry with a rise in the number of motorcycle-hailing startups like Max.
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The increase was driven especially by a jump in the number of people apprehended trying to cross illegally.
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But a significant increase in the number of cases and deaths led the agency to act on Wednesday.
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The Clinton-era welfare reforms led to a precipitous drop in the number of Americans receiving government benefits.
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But a drop in the number of U.S. drilling rigs, an indicator of future output, offered some support.
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However, a 20 percent surge in the number of newly contracted privates had offset some of the fall.
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Last Thursday, a surge in the number of infections was reported, because of that change in official criteria.
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"There is absolutely going to be an explosion in the number of identified cases," Forman told Yale Insights.
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It also found a parallel decline in the number of swallows and martins, birds that live on insects.
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More specifically, Kaiser warned of a potential decline in the number of immigrants covered by Medicaid and CHIP.
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Travel industry suffering There has already been a plunge in the number of trips made during the holiday.
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The country tops the world in the number of internet shutdowns, with 134 last year, according to SFLC.
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A slight decline in the number of U.S. rigs drilling for new production kept oil prices in check.
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In April 2017, CBP reported a sharp decline in the number of aliens apprehended while making illegal crossings.
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Clerks in Illinois, Michigan, Texas, Florida and California also reported a recent rise in the number of marriages.
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The bombings have also led to a surge in the number of suspicious packages reported in recent weeks.
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Some franchisees say they&aposre concerned about the decline in the number of black people in corporate leadership.
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If anything, the changes might lead to a larger increase in the number of Americans without health insurance.
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As is often the case, that coincided with a drop in the number of false claims he made.
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Other data on Thursday showed an increase in the number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits last week.
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That includes an increase in the number of women working, leading to the growth of dual-income households.
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Health experts were particularly alarmed by the increase in the number of children without health insurance last year.
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Nielsen says this has created a shortage in the number of masks health-care workers have access to.
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The police director, Ernest Parrey Jr., pointed to a recent decline in the number of homicides and shootings.
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A steep fall in the number of new cases has allowed Beijing to push for restarting economic activity.
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" After that partial purge, though, NSA had "a continued and consistent increase in the number of privileged users.
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A 2015 assessment projected a reduction of over 30 percent in the number of polar bears by 2050.
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Where Apple is hurting is in the number of factors that really do lock one into its ecosystem.
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There's also been a dramatic increase in the number of last-resort antibiotics being used in US hospitals.
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And with the reduction in square footage has come a substantial decline in the number of private offices.
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Nearly seven million television viewers witnessed the videotaped procedure, generating a nationwide spike in the number of colonoscopies.
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At the same time, there was a decrease in the number of new laws loosening access to guns.
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You probably remember some of these stats from 3.4: a 17 percent decline in the number of U.S. IPOs from a recent high of 363 in 2014; a 37 percent decline in the number of U.S.-listed companies as companies disappeared, were taken private or simply decided to operate privately longer.
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The Times analysis found a marked increase in the number of skin biopsies per Medicare beneficiary in the past decade; a sharp rise in the number of physician assistants, mostly unsupervised, performing dermatologic procedures; and large numbers of invasive dermatologic procedures performed on elderly patients near the end of life.
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The spike in the number of new cases came as the rate of new infections appeared to be slowing.
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In 217, doctors saw an alarming increase in the number of patients with rashes, inflamed eyes and joint pain.
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With Volkswagen's funds, we should see a dramatic increase in the number of such charge points, to many thousands.
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However, the company said it had seen a recent improvement in the number of Praluent prescriptions that were filled.
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The increase in prescription opioid misuse is also linked to an increase in the number of people using heroin.
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Bessen explained that people were worried that there would be huge losses in the number of bank teller jobs.
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These dietary decisions lead many competitors to fall behind in the number of calories needed to support their lifestyles.
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The Article 19 report also highlighted a huge increase in the number of digital attacks on newsites in Mexico.
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The report also shows a record spike in the number of children killed in the long-running Afghanistan War.
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They thought these cycles could explain statistical changes in the number of new zooplankton species appearing and going extinct.
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There's essentially no change in the number of traffic accidents during daylight saving time, so roads aren't any safer.
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The other difference is in the number of devices you can have on each band without running into problems.
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Argus Research analyst Stephen Biggar blamed the drop to a decline in the number of screens obtaining the data.
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This has led to restrictions in the number of days residents can water lawns as well as other rules.
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Over the last few years, we've seen an explosion in the number of streaming video providers entering the market.
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Earlier this year, for the first time in modern history, London overtook New York in the number of murders.
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These changes are paralleled by a decline in the number of combat soldiers and officers coming from secular families.
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"It may take extraordinary measures to stem the increase in the number of cases we've been seeing," Hotez says.
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Several senators raised concerns on Friday over the rise in the number of deaths, calling for an impartial investigation.
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Microsoft reported a 9.5% increase in the number of Office 365 consumer subscribers, which is now at 35.6 million.
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The change that has most salience, though, is the rise in the number of university-educated people, especially women.
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Still, municipalities and states have seen a dramatic rise in the number of these crimes during the Trump administration.
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"Industrial activity and exports will decrease due to a decrease in the number of working days," ANZ economists said.
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Nor was there a significant increase in the number of Canadians who said they used daily or near-daily.
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The bias toward proven stories has led to a significant decrease in the number of unicorns created in 2016.
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Uranium has two isotopes, 235U and 238U, that differ by three in the number of neutrons in their nuclei.
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California, the girls' home state, leads the list in the number of human trafficking cases in the United States.
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The staggering growth in the number of scientific papers by Chinese researchers needs to be seen in this context.
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Some positive trends were seen in the study, including a decline in the number of deaths globally from AIDS.
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Comcast added more high-speed internet customers, but saw a slide in the number of video and phone customers.
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The CDC said the new cases represented a 1.4% increase in the number of cases from the previous week.
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America's border-protection agency reported a sharp rise in the number of migrants trying to cross from Mexico illegally.
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The rise in the number of large tour groups in European cities has stoked fears of "overtourism" among locals.
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"Schindler specifically claimed the "error rates"—as in the number of ads appearing on offensive videos—"are tiny, tiny.
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"We believe there will be so much growth in the number of electric vehicles in the future," he said.
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As a result, the coming rise in the number of retirees per worker will wreak havoc on the system.
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That phenomenon, Mylan has said, has been exacerbated by the increase in the number of high-deductible health plans.
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Previously we reported on the steady increase in the number of women founders and the universities that produce them.
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The domestic market has seen around 20 percent growth in the number of passengers over the past few years.
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They warned that Bosnia cannot cope with a steep increase in the number of migrants expected with warmer weather.
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There's been a small increase in the number of lessons taken, and an uptick in subscriptions to Duolingo Plus.
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Prior to this earnings report, Apple had gone years without an annual increase in the number of iPads sold.
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This reform caused a modest reduction in the number of federal prisoners (who are about 10% of the total).
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But since Grande has been on tour, we've noticed an uptick in the number of beauty risks she's taken.
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Secondly, there was a 29 percent decline in the number of doctors who prescribed opioids at all by 2017.
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An increase in the number of insured people likely created, at least temporarily, an increased demand for health care.
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A palace source says they detect no real change in the number of duties for the Queen this year.
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But despite the rise in the number of smaller institutions as members, the big banks continued to dominate SWIFT.
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An offshoot of the Amazon effect is an explosion in the number of job listings for driving delivery trucks.
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There has been no change since then in the number of states that require standardized testing of economic concepts.
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We had to claim a 14 percent increase in the [number] of homeless living on the street last year.
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Cruz argued that the unprecedented growth in the number of drivers on Uber's platform has made the service unsustainable.
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The West Coast led the way, with San Jose seeing a 125 percent increase in the number of listings.
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Las Vegas saw the biggest change, a 19 percent jump in the number of sellers slashing their asking prices.
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The lender has since seen a sharp drop in the number of consumers opening checking and credit card accounts.
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The study said there was no difference in the number of hours of sleep regular and irregular sleepers got.
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The domestic market has seen around 22 percent growth in the number of passengers over the past few years.
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The most demoralising part comes from the overwhelming statistical data illustrating a decline in the number of European venues.
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He eventually approved a bill for needle exchanges which led to a reduction in the number of HIV cases.
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Over the last five years, however, Cuba has seen a startling rise in the number of new HIV infections.
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Indeed, there was a 17% increase in the number of calls to the National Domestic Violence Helpline in February.
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There has been a steady rise in the number of strikes and worker protests over the last few years.
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In addition to the steep drop in the number of reported abortions, the rates fell in two other categories.
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Mr Arthur worries that it could cause a 50-75% fall in the number of EU students at UCL.
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Other data on Thursday showed an unexpected increase in the number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits last week.
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He tells me he's noticed a general rise in the number of health service providers looking towards creative therapies.
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Oil prices rose as a reduction in the number of U.S. rigs was expected to lead to lower output.
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Some countries had a significant decline in the number of reported cases, most notably India, Pakistan, Ethiopia and Rwanda.
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Unfortunately, the increased enrollment rate has not been accompanied by an increase in the number of those who graduate.
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Those attacks also largely contributed to a 59 percent rise in the number of attempted murders, the report said.
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In many of our biggest cities, 2016 brought an increase in the number of homicides, rapes, assaults and shootings.
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Federal government employment also was down, reflecting a drop in the number of temporary jobs for the 2020 Census.
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The paper also found significant increases in the number of dry years, a trend that is already being observed.
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In any case, a rise in the number of female directors is a narrow measure of female economic success.
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This increase in contributions is also reflected in the number of women who have decided to run for Congress.
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The chambers will have to resolve differences in the number of tax brackets and the rates income groups pay.
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Throughout the country, there is also generally a decrease in the number of violent crimes, according to the FBI.
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The policy has led to a surge in the number of children separated from their parents at the border.
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Within the past decade we've seen an exponential increase in the number of people seeking treatment for opiate addiction.
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A shortage in the number of physicians and the country's changing demographics are making access to care more difficult.
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The National Education Association reported a 2900 percent drop in the number of active workers paying dues or fees.
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The chart below depicts the slow and steady decline in the number of jobless claims from 2009's peak.
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He's also second in the number of delegates with 85033 to Trump's 458, according to The New York Times.
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The slip represents a 23% decrease in the number of deals done in the second quarter of 2018 (476).
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That spending increase reflects a nearly tripling in the number of original television shows and movies financed by Amazon.
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The only positive appears to be the boost in share price by the reduction in the number of shares.
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Recently, there's been a decline in the number of adolescents who eat dinner with their parents during the week.
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As evidence of this, he points to a reduction in the number of forestry workers to 20,000 from 26,000.
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The good:There was a bump in the number of women cast in leading or co-leading roles last year.
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Part of the reason is an overall decline in the number of people who identify with a religious group.
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Experts and forest officials in Uttarakhand say that whenever drought settles in, the number of forest fires rises exponentially.
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If you add in the number of persons with alcohol or illicit drug use disorders, the number grows substantially.
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"We're still seeing a steady increase in the number of customers and patients, but [sales] numbers are pretty flat."
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But more than half of US counties actually saw an increase in the number of these types of deaths.
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The company is likely reacting to the large decline in the number of workers available for part-time work.
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The vast increase in the number of displaced persons today is a daily reminder of what is at stake.
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Other data on Thursday showed a slight increase in the number of people filing for unemployment benefits last week.
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Both the region and the U.S. have seen a dramatic increase in the number of infected in recent weeks.
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As with many other disease outbreaks, there will likely be a peak and decline in the number of cases.
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A spike in the number of touchbacks — and "a dramatic reduction in the rate of concussions," Dr. Wiebe said.
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A 2015 report projected a reduction of more than 30 percent in the number of polar bears by 2050.
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He said he expected data for 2015 to show a 5-10 percent increase in the number of deaths.
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Many believed that it contributed to a sharp reduction in the number of killings in Northern Ireland after 1976.
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"The increase in the number of infection cases is showing signs of slowing down," he said, according to Yonhap.
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"The increase in the number of infection cases is showing signs of slowing down," he said, according to Yonhap.
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More than two weeks later, the country may finally be seeing a decline in the number of new cases.
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So if we're seeing a 10 percent rise in the number of reported acts, then it's a concerning development.
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China now leads the world in the number of homeowners, internet users, college graduates and, by some counts, billionaires.
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After the Obama-era rules took effect, some districts reported large drops in the number of children who participated.
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The news came as officials in neighboring New York State announced a jump in the number of cases there.
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Tap water was often visibly cloudy, and there was a surge in the number of children with lead poisoning.
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One big factor is share dilution, or an increase in the number of Tesla shares available on the market.
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Last year was a record year for investments too, both in the number of rounds and in total capital.
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Mr. Buttigieg acknowledged fault on one point: the decrease in the number of black police officers during his tenure.
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Overall, though, I think a drop in the number of people in extreme poverty is likelier than the opposite.
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Since 2008, there has been a 350% increase in the number of self-described vegans in the UK alone.
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The consequences of Trump's military aggression can be seen in the number of civilians killed by U.S. air strikes.
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These studies, however, have mainly examined whether there is a reduction in the number of deaths, the authors explain.
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Since the change, there has been a 25% decrease in the number of forwarded messages, according to the company.
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Across the United States, the unending drive for prestige has generated an explosion in the number of honors colleges.
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An annual decline of 3% in the number of minutes watched per game per sport per year is common.
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They were also unpopular because they led to an explosion in the number of tests students took each year.
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Results were driven by an increase in the number of people using Zillow's website to buy and sell homes.
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He noted that he had not seen an increase in the number of Asian-Americans in Hollywood's executive suites.
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The commission relaunched its Bias Response Team in December 2016 after a jump in the number of reported incidents.
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India tops the world — by far — in the number of internet shutdowns imposed by local, state and national governments.
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The biggest impact would be in the number of deals struck within the United States, some of them added.
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The sudden rise was driven largely by a jump in the number of people apprehended trying to cross illegally.
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Trend Micro has tracked an increase in the number of command-and-control servers being used by Fancy Bear.
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The survey also showed a decline in the number of consumers planning to buy motor vehicles and household appliances.
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There have been larger declines in the number of people in poverty over previous periods of the same length.
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The report found a 57 percent increase in the number of incidents in 2016, up from 1,409 in 2015.
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Another reason for the increase in the number of reported cases is "better reporting from the community," said Jasarevic.
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We ranked each state based on the growth rate in the number of small businesses from 2016 to 2018.
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The hotel has an approved zoning plan that allows for an increase in the number of rooms to 400.
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"It will be about a 46% increase in the number of shelter beds that we currently have," Hartman said.
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The consequence is a sharp drop over time in the number of Latino and African-American children attending Hunter.
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Zoom in: The number of air travelers in Sweden dropped by 4.1% in the first half of this year.
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From 2009 to 2017, 32 Kentucky counties experienced a 10 to 32 percent decline in the number of jobs.
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The Census Bureau itself estimates that there will be a 5 percent decrease in the number of initial responses.
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The tech-heavy Nasdaq has also seen a sharp uptick in the number of stocks striking 303-week lows.
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The researchers explicitly acknowledge that this data is "speculative," but they conclude that the nationwide "increase in crashes attributable to the introduction of Pokémon GO is 145,632 with an associated increase in the number of injuries of 29,370 and an associated increase in the number of fatalities of 256," in just five months.
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A closer look at the growth in the number of small businesses between 1.383 and 21.38 shows that 215 percent of the growth in all small businesses during this time can be attributed to LOBs In fact, without LOBs the United States would see a serious drop in the number of small businesses.
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AIDS Response Progress Reports published in 2012 and 2015 by Lesotho's Ministry of Health show the country has seen a notable reduction in the number of underage people having sex, a leap in the reported use of condoms, and a decline in the number of people aged 15 to 24 living with HIV.
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Here's a look from my colleague Rani Molla at the surge in the number of unprofitable companies now going public.
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The watchdog looked at whether a reduction in the number of large suppliers would encourage larger or earlier tariff changes.
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The FBI wouldn't provide specific numbers to quantify the increase of in the number of white supremacist domestic terrorism cases.
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They started the letter saying they've seen an "alarming increase" in the number of infants being held in ICE custody.
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These changes include a rise in the number of people who choose to shop online instead of visit physical malls.
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That's a 20 percent increase in the number of confiscated guns from 2014, which had itself been a record year.
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That happy news masks a more concerning problem—a flattening growth rate in the number of contributors to the website.
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The most recently available official government statistical data has also suggested a slowing up in the number of EU arrivals.
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Around this time, Colombia saw a large spike in the number of kidnappings, according to the country's victim services unit.
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But the latest figures and the rate of increase in the number of cases have started to changed his opinion.
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The rise in the number of cases is also a consequence of the nation's opioid crisis, the report's authors added.
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During the several years leading up to 2015, there was a run-up in the number of deals being struck.
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But a 2362 percent gain in the number of active users on its platform during that period disappointed Wall Street.
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"The decline in the number of correspondent banking relationships (CBRs) is continuing," the FSB said in a report on Tuesday.
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VSK's market share in the number of policies issued grew to 8.8% at end-1Q16 from 5.5% at end-4Q5303.
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News Releases: Mr. Rubio, the top vote-misser, also leads in the number of news releases issued from his office.
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A drop in the number of deaths from heroin and prescription painkillers were at least partially responsible for the reduction.
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The sharp rise in the number of unconditional offers suggests that universities are also competing by lowering their entry bar.
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Tourism has overtaken dairy produce as the biggest export, helped by a surge in the number of visitors from China.
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There is also no guarantee that this leveling off cases will lead to a drop in the number of cases.
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The combination of these factors produces huge annual variations in the number of bergs that bump along the Newfoundland coast.
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The rise in the number of discoveries reflects a growing interest in tramping around in muddy fields with metal detectors.
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Both Iran and Saudi Arabia also saw huge surges in the number of people put to death by the state.
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Many in the industry worry what effect his policies might have beyond an increase in the number of tetchy flyers.
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Since hip hop is taking over the charts, we've seen a downturn in the number of female artists owning it.
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That was prompted by a fall in the number of births and a rise in reported cases of child abuse.
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Prices extended gains after data showed an eighth straight weekly drop in the number of U.S. rigs drilling for oil.
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Now this will really lead to a massive increase in the number of devices and users receiving regular security patches.
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In just five years there has been a 2,300 percent increase in the number of marketing technology solutions and vendors.
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There was virtually no difference in the number of pups born, or the basic nutritional value of the different menus.
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The mobile payments firm was helped by an increase in the number of merchants signing on to use the service.
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But why is the top-down feedback so vulnerable to an increase in the number of items to be remembered?
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We beat the stoic Swiss and the frugal Dutch in the number of days that we spent in the hospital.
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The group projects an 11% increase in the number of pedestrians killed on US roadways last year compared to 2015.
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The fall in trading volume was accompanied by an even greater decline in the number of trades during the quarter.
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There is a decay in the number of contacts and they steadily go down in middle age, in the 40s.
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Also contributing were recent declines in the number of unauthorized immigrants who are less likely to have degrees, she said.
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"There's been a rise in the number of man-hours spent checking for fraud," wrote a manager at a retailer.
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Moderates have qualms that the bill could lead to steep decreases in the number of Americans with health insurance coverage.
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These facts alone will result in a precipitous drop in the number of auto crashes and corresponding injuries or deaths.
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"That would be a drop in the bucket … but a meaningful change in the number of people uninsured," Levitt says.
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The increase is due to rapid growth in the number of immigrants from countries where risk of FGM is greatest.
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The intelligence community's annual transparency report revealed a spike in the number of warrantless searches of Americans' data in 2018.
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A 5 percent increase in the number of people saying a fake news headline is true represents millions of people.
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Unfortunately, that would be the entire hour, because to some degree I'm crazy in the number of things I'm doing.
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The uptick in the number of cases is caused by reduced access to STD testing and treatment, the CDC says.
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There was, however, an increase in the number of workers quitting their jobs in the state and local education sector.
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Combined with an increase in the number of courses, this meant the number of participants per course hit record lows.
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Indeed, it found that a 1% increase in the number of business travellers correlates to a 0.05% increase in exports.
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Although cronyism is far from extinct, the emerging world has witnessed a big increase in the number of true entrepreneurs.
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Its figures fail to show a growth in the number of repeat crimes, though, says Jude Towers of Lancaster University.
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Unlike the cinema, Broadway shows' revenues are constrained in the number of tickets they can sell in a given week.
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The Hong Kong police recorded a 25% rise in the number of cabin robberies in 2015, with 60 reported incidents.
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Despite a 45 percent increase in the number of RFEs last year, the denial rate for applications only increased slightly.
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"We don't think that there's going to be a massive reduction in the number of people we need," Boville said.
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In February an American intelligence report attributed a big fall in the number of IS fighters to casualties—and desertions.
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By September, the chat groups among doctors were abuzz over a spike in the number of babies born with microcephaly.
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In clinical trials, women reported a small, but statistically significant, uptick in the number of satisfying sexual experiences per month.
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There has been a rise in the number of recorded anti-Semitic incidents, which range from graffiti to physical violence.
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T.S.A. officials say the main reason for the longer lines is an increase in the number of travelers this year.
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Republican lawmakers as a group are less likely to be concerned with the increase in the number of uninsured people.
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Tupac's story is particularly inspiring given the increase in the number of the homeless students who may never finish school.
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Politico reported journalists are also frustrated with the decrease in the number of reporters that can go on official trips.
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Snapchat saw its Stories feature mimicked by Instagram Stories, which has since surpassed Snapchat in the number of daily users.
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And a sharp rise in the number of murders involving foreigners, in a historically sleepy town, helped inflame English residents.
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The result: The enforcement staff has shrunk by 23 percent, leading to a similar reduction in the number of audits.
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The move has already led to a rise in the number of children separated from their parents at the border.
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The rebound was driven by an increase in the number of tourists from the United States, China, Japan, and Russia.
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Over the last 18 months, we've had a 50 percent increase in the number of corporate vice presidents at Microsoft.
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Several universities have reported drops of one-fifth or more this fall in the number of new students from China.
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The past decade has seen an explosion in the number of people entrusting massive tech companies with their personal data.
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Cutting costs "has seen a sharp increase in the number of students who have since joined the school", Karisa said.
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Economists a decrease in the number of jobs added to the economy, to 164,000 in July from 224,000 in June.
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"We actually saw a 10 percent jump in the number of cases to profile after the FDA update," Clemens says.
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It's a 203-fold increase in the number of students, and these are boys and girls and all racial backgrounds.
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The tiny gun she had inked below her armpit marked an uptick in the number of asks for similar tats.
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In-The-Know: There's been a major drop in the number of American teenagers having sex — but nobody knows why.
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"There is a massive decline in the number of funds, and no replacements," said David Mooney, founder of Casement Capital.
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We're on the slopes of a steep valley in the number of opportunities startups have to get a first valuation.
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And with a 12 percent increase in the number of private equity funds this year, 2017 expectations are similarly high.
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Agency officials noticed a "steep increase" in the number of separated children starting in the summer of 2017, said Maxwell.
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David Brooks Over the past generation there seems to have been a decline in the number of high-quality friendships.
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"I think we have a national emergency in the number of male black youths who are without jobs," he said.
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Meanwhile, COVID-19's epicenter has moved to Europe – where this week Italy surpassed China in the number of fatalities.
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Andrew Cuomo predicted that the state might not see a peak in the number of cases for another 45 days.
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"I don't think you'll see a contraction in the number of Medicaid patients who are covered" #JohnBoehner speaking at HIMSS
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The adolescent runners also showed small increases in the number of cardiomyocytes, but many fewer than the youngest runners gained.
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The findings revealed a 593 percent increase in the number of freshly killed carcasses, compared to survey results from 2014.
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First, he notes, grade inflation has resulted in a huge increase in the number of applicants with perfect, 4.0, averages.
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This may change the ordering of cities compared to the ordering based on the increase in the number of passengers.
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Growth in the economy is driven by growth in the number of workers and in output per worker, or productivity.
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"We have observed an important decrease in the number of people who consider physical punishment to be normal," explained Maurel.
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Another difference from three years ago is the increase in the number of for-hire vehicles now on the road.
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Returns responded sharply to increases in the number of new confirmed cases, particularly the surge that took place in Italy.
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The one-day rise in the number of new infections was the smallest increase for five days, Reuters reported earlier.
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Planet Labs captured the decline at Long Beach, where there is a clear decrease in the number of shipping containers.
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He appears to be conflating a decrease in the number of available beds at mental hospitals with the institutions themselves.
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He appeared to be conflating a decrease in the number of available beds at mental hospitals with the institutions themselves.
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She questions what's changed in American society to cause a rise in the number of shootings the country is experiencing.
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Demographic shifts, including a decline in the number of workers paying into the system, are putting stress on Social Security.
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Thanks in large part to those measures, the country has seen a drastic drop in the number of new cases.
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The increase in the number of "partners" is actually the consequence of the much-bemoaned title inflation in tech investing.
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This is how we can truly make a faster, more impactful change in the number of children dying from cancer.
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There was even some welcome progress in the number of people who count themselves as part of the labor force.
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Britain ranks second behind the United States in the number of tech exits in the first half of this year.
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Other data on Thursday showed an unexpected drop in the number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits last week.
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The guidelines are due to be released amid a steep, unexplained increase in the number of children identifying as transgender.
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The increase of arrests along the southern border resulted in an uptick in the number of people in immigration detention.
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Kashmir has been offline since August, and India is by far the world's leader in the number of internet shutdowns.
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South Koreas fourth-largest city, Daegu, became increasingly isolated on Monday after a rapid increase in the number of infections.
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Still, in Tuesday's filing, he did not report any change in the number of shares his firm has in CVR.
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And it is more than a 22018 percent reduction in the number of initial applications filed by insurers for 2016.
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"The increase in criminal offences is not proportional to the increase in the number of asylum seekers," Riedl told Reuters.
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Shrewsberry pointed to growth in the number of active checking account customers and a five-year high in customer retention.
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From 2008 to 2012, the United States had the greatest decrease in the number of men diagnosed with prostate cancer.
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During the Obama years, the steady rise in the number of undocumented immigrants in this country came to a halt.
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The growth coincided with continuing increases in the number of Americans with insurance coverage, through private health plans or Medicaid.
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Despite the overall decrease in the number of migrants, the smugglers are straining the capacity of rescue services to cope.
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Largely because it's key to how the automaker handles a dramatic increase in the number of vehicles on the road.
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Both countries have seen a massive increase in the number of migrants and asylum seekers over the past few years.
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She took over from her mum and has seen an increase in the number of customers coming for the crab.
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In recent years there has been a sharp increase in the number of babies born dependent on drugs, especially opioids.
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In repeated cases, the defense has been arbitrarily limited in the number of witnesses and documents accepted by the court.
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Google, which leads in the number of test vehicles, has around 50 on the roads now, in California and Texas.
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The result will be an exponential increase in the number of cell sites, including multiple sites within a single building.
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But it reflects a 22 percent improvement in the number of women in Apple's ranks over the past three years.
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The racial upheavals of the civil rights movement also yielded a significant uptick in the number of Confederate monuments erected.
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Never before have we experienced such a rapid growth in the number of young entrepreneurs who've begun working for themselves.
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Butler also cited research showing that the removal of head guards had led to a 43 percent decline in the number of concussions and that the sharp increase in the number of cuts to the face and scalp were being somewhat mitigated by a program that encouraged boxers not to lead with their heads.
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Heroin's impact in King County surged in the late 22015s in the number of times it was identified in connection with a drug death, before beginning a near decade-long slide — a period that coincided with an increase in the number of times prescription opioids were found in victims' bodies, which peaked in 22016.
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Another way to measure job creation is the overall change in the number of non farm payrolls on a percentage basis.
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However, U.S. border agents have not reported a sizeable increase in the number of travelers being turned away at the border.
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According to MoffetNathanson, an increase in the number of new households has also disguised the full impact of recent cord cutters.
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It's a 59 percent rise in the number of munitions released during the same time period last year, Airwars points out.
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The Guttmacher Institute notes a 63 percent increase in the number of abortion restrictions introduced by state legislators this year alone.
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Smith cited the recent rise in the number of hate groups in the United States as one factor in NAAGA's growth.
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Expect to see a significant increase in the number of ultralight, platform-only publishers seeking to leverage their lower cost bases.
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"I noticed a drop in the number of works that challenge the police or army, or talk about corruption," he says.
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Wehmeier said that Europe, unlike the U.S., is seeing growth in the number of funding deals alongside the amount of investment.
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But the main way the island has been affected is through the fall in the number of visiting tourists, Najem said.
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Economists say there has been a reduction in the number of people collecting disability benefits, testament to the labor market's strength.
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The rapid rise in the number of open source contributors is often pointed to as a validation of its development paradigm.
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In the past two years, there has been a 50% dip in the number of Indian visa applicants from IT firms.
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Doctors said the rise in the number of cases was straining some hospital wards where patients with TB are being treated.
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You used to support a 500 percent increase in the number of guest workers, now you say that you're against it.
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The latest polls by ComRes and YouGov showed a last-minute increase in the number of voters supporting the remain campaign.
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The second is a big rise in the number of unconditional offers, where entry does not depend on obtaining certain grades.
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" Murdoch added the company is seeing an "expansion in the number of marketers and partners that we have on Fox News.
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Dr. Lobstein said he had been surprised by the "extraordinary increase" in the number of obese children forecast by the report.
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It's taking advantage of a growth in the number of indie games — which double each year — and interest from PC gamers.
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Panelists were concerned about an imbalance in the number of deaths in patients taking sirukumab compared with those taking a placebo.
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According to the state report, officials are most concerned about an uptick in the number of stillbirths due to congenital syphilis.
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Over the past decade, there's been a rise in the number of unaccompanied children and families crossing the US-Mexico border.
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That sentiment is grounded in the number of companies currently rumored to have filed or started preparation for a public debut.
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The tech giant also saw a rise in the number of government requests to preserve data for up to three months.
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The M&A market has cooled significantly in 2019, both in the number of deals closed and in overall dollar volume.
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For the past decade or so, there's been a decline in the number of mathematics students in high schools in Australia.
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The controls have prompted a sharp decline in the number of rides available, urging Didi to help drivers attain new licenses.
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Consumers could see a vast increase in the number of services, ads and product upgrades that are sold alongside most goods.
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The next two years will see a dramatic increase in the number of vehicles capable of over-the-air software updates.
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But potential premium increases will lead to drops in the number of customers who don't receive financial aid, the report added.
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The past few months have seen a dramatic rise in the number of experts researching the prevention or treatment of Ebola.
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Demand for their skin has led to a dramatic fall in the number of donkeys in India, Kyrgyzstan, Botswana and Mongolia.
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"Over the last several years, we've seen pretty sharp increases in the number of Cubans, especially traveling by land," Rosenblum said.
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The Arizona Democratic Party is talking about huge registration gains and gains in the number of ballots that have been requested.
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The RAC, which offers roadside assistance, reported a 15 percent rise in the number of vehicle breakdowns compared to usual figures.
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The massive surge in the number of refugees in 20163 was partly a result of the Arab Spring and its aftermath.
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An increase in ticks also means a rise in the number of tick-borne disease cases in humans and their pets.
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"Because of these irrigation schemes we are going to see a reduction in the number of people needing aid," Moyo said.
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Consumption is being driven by an enormous increase in the number of drivers on the country's roads for the first time.
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One estimate is for a 25 percent to 30 percent drop in the number of analysts at banks, the report said.
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A decline in the number of hit shows is another reason analysts have a less-than-positive outlook on the stock.
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Each time the response is suspended due to violence there is a spike in the number of cases, aid agencies said.
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Vippo, a Caracas-based payment app, saw a more than thirty-fold increase in the number of people registering last year.
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But the growth in the number of renters will outpace the growth in homeowners, rising from 5.8 million to 12.2 million.
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The agencies also expressed alarm at the increase in the number of murders in the Bajo Cauca area, without giving figures.
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Though, the bigger pictures shows that there's been a 322% increase in the number of black female-led businesses since 1997.
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That episode also resulted in the slowdown in the number of IPOs by Chinese firms, which favored Hong Kong over Singapore.
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Crude prices extended gains after data showed an eighth straight weekly drop in the number of U.S. rigs drilling for oil.
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"[Even] 20 years ago, we had 20 times less products, so a twentyfold increase in the number of products," he said.
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However, Perls doubts there has really been an increase in the number of centenarians who have and are dying from Alzheimer's.
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This has resulted in a significant increase in the number of US airstrikes in recent months, according to Brig. Gen. Cleveland.
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In the first month after the regulations came into effect, there was a 30% jump in the number of cases accepted.
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The BDEW statistics showed that North Rhine-Westphalia leads in the number of charging points, followed by Baden-Wuerttemberg and Bavaria.
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Doctors expect to see a spike in the number of babies born to Zika-infected mothers within the next few months.
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Such restrictions contributed to a fall in the number of migrants' children enrolled in Beijing's primary schools by 22% in 2014.
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Chances are, it's similar to what drove the massive growth in the number of cryptocurrencies in the market back in 2013.
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We did some things consciously in the number of offensive linemen we kept on the roster when we initially set it.
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In fact, for every increase in the number of ACEs experienced, the risk of future suicide attempts increased by 60 percent.
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The national amnesty was held due to an increase in the number of illegal firearms in Australia, according to the BBC.
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A 46% rise in the number of online incidents was the most obvious single factor explaining the overall increase, it added.
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Economists forecast a decrease in the number of jobs added to the economy, to 164,000 in July from 224,000 in June.
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There's been a sharp rise in the number of people who report that they have no close friends to confide in.
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It was however not immediately clear what was behind the step-up in the number of coordinated police operations this week.
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The Bronx led all five of the city's boroughs in the number of homes and apartments authorized for construction, with 7523,926.
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The rise of personality testing in the twentieth century was a response to an increase in the number of office workers.
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Brazilian prosecutors are investigating whether lax enforcement of environmental regulations may have contributed to the surge in the number of fires.
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Sales were also hurt by a reduction in the number of pharmacies open in Kmart stores, and fewer consumer electronics sold.
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The administration's move was blamed for Obamacare plans experiencing a decline in the number of sign-ups for the first time.
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Polling shows a significant increase in the number of Americans who are concerned about climate change and want Congress to act.
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Editor's note: This post has been updated to reflect an update in the number of fatalities in the El Paso shooting.
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But Geisinger executives welcome innovation, and they have celebrated the reduction in the number of uninsured under the Affordable Care Act.
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The move is expected to lead to a sharp uptick in the number of children separated from parents at the border.
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He said they found no "statistically significant difference" in the number of times the tweets by Democrats or Republicans were viewed.
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Removing the guards has also led to a sharp increase in the number of facial cuts, broken noses and other trauma.
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Last year, there was a "dramatic" increase in the number of wild oysters that latched on to Billion Oyster Projects' reefs.
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Among those attorneys who reported an increase, 51% said there was an increase in the number of millennial clients signing prenups.
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Xbox hardware revenue fell 29 percent; Microsoft pointed to lower prices and a decline in the number of consoles it sold.
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Didi Chuxing in a statement said those new restrictions would result in a "significant decrease in the number of rideshare drivers".
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However, the primary care division has experienced a decline in the number of patient visits at Medicross GP and dental clinics.
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It was boosted by a 230,83 increase in the number of people working part time, likely because of the government shutdown.
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But the Mainz Declaration does call "for a clear reduction in the number of migrants entering the country," Deutsche Welle reports.
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The agency also said there are normal year-to-year fluctuations in the number of visas that are filed and decided.
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"There's no correlation, in other words, between increases in the number of people employed and their views of Trump," Bump concludes.
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More significant is the large increase in the number of emergency room visits related to marijuana use for children and teenagers.
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Airbnb, which facilitates short-term home rentals, says it is seeing a spike in the number of reservations in rural areas.
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Since the market's opening in 2015, Waco has seen a significant rise in the number of tourists it sees each year.
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The World Health Organization expects a 70-percent increase in the number of new cancer cases over the next 20 years.
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The data suggest a record number of graduate business schools saw increases in the number of applications they received in 2008.
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There was an appreciable increase in the number of fines for female players since coaching became legal on the WTA Tour.
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New South Wales, the country's most populous state, on Monday recorded its highest one-day rise in the number of cases.
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Because this would lead to a surge in violence and, maybe, an increase in the number of refugees from the region.
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" In Simon's view, American museums and nonprofits should strive for an increase in "the number of assets in the public trust.
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It also beat OECD averages for both the change in the number of people employed, and the number in temporary employment.
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Toronto, a city of 2.6-million, has seen a 59 percent spike in the number of shootings this year over last.
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Stanford scored well across the board, but highest in the number of h-index citations — which measure publications' impact — it receives.
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Los Angeles has seen an increase in the number of ghost guns, the LAPD said in a statement released in 2018.
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Kupchishin said there was "a significant decline in the number of shots fired from the direction" of the rebels, Interfax reported.
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ATMs led to an increase in the number of bank tellers, said Schmidt, the executive chairman of Google parent company Alphabet.
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The growth in the number of new firms in San Luis Obispo means that office space is becoming harder to find.
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Scientists have discovered a 75 percent drop in the number of flying insects in protected areas of Germany since the 1980s.
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Rolling back these reforms is almost certain to lead to an increase in the number of people in New York's jails.
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Other parts of the crime report were more encouraging, with a pronounced decrease in the number of attacks on asylum centers.
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A major reason for Social Security's long-term financial problems is a decline in the number of workers for each beneficiary.
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A sudden surge in the number of coronavirus cases in northern Italy at the end of February caused panic among shoppers.
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Cheap smartphones and a surge in the number of internet users have boosted orders for e-commerce companies, such as Amazon.
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That sparked a 37% jump in the number of refinancing loans last week compared to the previous week, said the MBA.
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"We have seen a large increase in the number of free users, meeting minutes and new video use cases," Yuan said.
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There has been a big increase in recent years in the number of screenshots from weather forecast models on social media.
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There was a 853 percent jump since 2010 in the number of Indians in the country illegally, reaching 619,000 in 2018.
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A decrease in the number of U.S. troops in Afghanistan will not have a big effect on the country, he predicted.
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That set the stage for a possible increase in the number of publicly funded but privately run schools in the district.
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More recently, however, there has been a rise in the number of attempted illegal border crossings into the US from Mexico.
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The Department of Homeland Security said there had been a "substantial increase" in the number of interdictions on Mexico's southern border.
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The results were surprising: Year over year, there's been no significant dip in the number of hours people snooze each night.
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But it added that most countries still face an overall rise in the number of cancer cases diagnosed and needing treatment.
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"We have seen an uptick in the number of racially and culturally insensitive comments in our schools and community," she wrote.
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In New Jersey, the use of pretrial risk assessment contributed to a dramatic decrease in the number of people detained pretrial.
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This new mission is reflected in the number of applicants they receive and the number of interviews they conduct each day.
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But what it lacked in the number of podiums, it made up for with rousing exchanges and well-received one-liners.
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The rise in production is consistent with the substantial increase in the number of rigs drilling for oil since May 2016.
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BECKY QUICK: A global sell-off underway as investors track a surge in the number of coronavirus cases outside of China.
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Outside of Asia, Italy has also seen a surge in the number of people infected, with at least 2111.2 reported cases.
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This Flores "loophole," officials argued, led to a rise in the number of families crossing the southern border in recent years.
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So which parts of their plan would Republicans have to abandon to avoid a huge rise in the number of uninsured?
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Despite the negative economic impact, Woodhams did not expect to see a decline in the number of deliberate blackouts this year.
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They're just so far ahead in the number of subscribers, and the amount of money that they are putting into production.
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Traditionally, the prevailing logic in long haul flying has been that there's safety in the number of engines a plane has.
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Just over half of the lawyers polled cited a boost in the number of millennials, specifically, requesting prenups, the academy said.
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Just last year, the FBI released statistics that revealed a 17 percent increase in the number of hate crimes in America.
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At home travel business sales over the summer also benefited from a sharp rise in the number of foreigners visiting Britain.
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The tariffs could also mean a decline in the number of Mainers who choose to pursue a career in lobster fishing.
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This is despite the fact that there has been a 43% rise in the number of rape allegations to the police.
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Aviation analysts say there is limited overlap in the number of seats between Boeing's 737 family and Embraer's smaller E2 jets.
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After poring through its data Flurry Analytics found, compared to July, an 8% decline in the number of daily active users.
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