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The 2012-2016 record low snowpack resulted in $2.1 billion in economic losses and 21,000 jobs lost in the agricultural and recreational sectors statewide and exacerbated an ongoing trend of groundwater overdraft, the report notes.

It's part of an ongoing trend of cross-over investors trying to figure out exactly what unicorns are worth.

Both firms are likely to benefit from an ongoing trend of increased access to health care for Chinese consumers.

However, Boyd et al. (2012) argue that, particularly in strategic management literature, there is an ongoing trend of referring to contingency as a theory.

For a while it looked like there was going to be an ongoing trend of Twitter offering up sections of the service as standalone apps.

The Russian steel manufacturer Evraz Group said Monday it would purchase Oregon Steel Mills, marking the latest acquisition in an ongoing trend of industry-wide consolidation.

"This is part of an ongoing trend on Wall Street, where everyone has realized that electronic trading is the wave of the future and is looking to buy a piece of that trend," adds Lunch.

The company is willing to try new things and give this a real shot to see if people are on Butrd with this vision.

Catalogue retailer Argos announced sales went up 537% when the announcement hit newsstands and Rachael Brain, COO of Robert Dyas, a hardware and household goods supplier, confirmed at the time that this was part of an ongoing trend for them, "We have seen a 50% sales uplift of reusable travel mugs year on year," she announced in a statement to press.

Over the last decades, there is an ongoing trend to use Intra-articular injections of either corticosteroids, analgesics/anti-inflammatory drugs, polymerized collagen, anti-cytokine drugs, or hyaluronic acid as alternative modalities to maximize the topical effect and minimize the systemic adverse effects [17].

"The dollar's decline is just the continuation of an ongoing trend," said Michael Rosenberg, head of foreign exchange strategy at Deutsche Bank in New York.