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31. It is difficult to account for this sharp rise of price.

32. In a high level with barium titanate, the small amount by addition of carbonyl iron resulted in the sharp rise on dielectric loss.

33. It is difficult to account for this sharp rise in price.

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34. So when demand begins to revive, a sharp rise in prices is inevitable.

35. Producers, consumers, middle men all share the responsibility for the sharp rise in food costs.

36. As James Grant, gold bug and publisher of Grant's Interest Rate Observer, a newsletter, points out, in recent years the huge glut of government debt has not stopped a sharp rise in its price.

37. The first result was a sharp rise in traffic and productivity and fall in freight costs.

38. Foreign nationals have begun leaving because of a sharp rise in violence.

39. The start of a war spelled a quick sharp rise in the prospects of naval officers.

40. Trends never turn on a dime. Reversals build slowly. The first sharp dip always finds buyers and the first sharp rise always finds sellers.

41. A sharp rise in enrolments to the Organ Donor Register has pushed the total number of those volunteering to donate body parts for life-saving transplants to nearly 17 million.

42. Our city getting increasingly crowded due to the expanding populin includeition to the sharp rise in the number of privgot cars.

43. They Autumn blame trapm floating trap sharp rise in urban crime rate.

44. These factors point to a sharp rise in bank failures.

45. The unprecedented measures restored confidence and liquidity without provoking a sharp rise in inflation.

46. Although saving money helps individuals repair their finances and pay debts, a sharp rise in overall personal saving can actually deepen a recession and hurt the people who are saving more.

47. And high unemployment means a sharp rise in the number of Americans without health insurance.