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There is also an increased indication that power levels in the region around the Eardley Escarpment exceed the threshold.

Firstly, he said information had come from another country: "Since the middle of 2010, the security services have noticed increased indications that the terrorist organisation al-Qaeda has been planning attacks in the United States, in Europe and in Germany".

As such, there is increasing indication that QBA can be a valuable methodology for assessing behavioural expression in farm animals under field conditions (Brscic et al., 2009; Wemelsfelder and Millard, 2009), and more broadly, that qualitative rating scales can have useful practical applications in assessing animal behaviour (Meagher, 2009).

But there are increasing indications that Gonzalez, a 13-year American Leaguer, has become hesitant to sign with a National League team.

However, there are increasing indications that such a status exists [30].

"There have been increasing indications that the FARC was going to introduce an urban strategy and that urban strategy was meant to essentially be a response to the expanded U.S. role in the Colombian war," said Larry Birns, director of the Council on Hemispheric Affairs, a Washington policy group that closely tracks Colombia.

The warning's effect, however, may be diluted by the State Department's Nov. 21 worldwide caution advising Americans who travel outside the U.S. to "maintain a high level of vigilance" wherever they go, because of "increasing indications that Al Qaeda is preparing to strike U.S. interests abroad".

"We are seeing increasing indications that Al Qaeda is preparing to strike United States interests abroad," the department's statement said.

But there are increasing indications that the technology companies that survived the implosion are prospering -- and increasing their need for office space.

Also, there are increasing indications that the latest Interpublic financial results, scheduled to be released on Thursday or Friday, will disappoint Wall Street considerably.

The Mets want to re-sign Hampton, and there are increasing indications that they may be willing to stretch their budget if the bidding for him reaches $14 million to $15 million.