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But Bangladesh's garment industry has also attracted rising international and domestic criticism over a poor fire safety record, low wages and policies that restrict labor organizing inside factories.

The killings shook the nation of five million which had prided itself as a safe haven from much of the world's troubles, raising questions about the prevalence of far-right views in a country where oil wealth has attracted rising immigration.

Azulene, as a non-alternant aromatic hydrocarbon, has attracted rising attention in the last few years.

The prevalence of obesity has dramatically increased worldwide and has attracted rising attention, but the mechanism is still unclear.

Gary Kelly, the chief financial officer, said Southwest continued to attract rising numbers of passengers in part because of the delays and cancellations that the other big carriers experienced in the fourth quarter.

But the arts scene buzzes all year round: Helium Comedy Club and Buffalo Ironworks in the Cobblestone district attract rising comedians and bands, and the Babeville music and arts complex, created by local musician Ani DiFranco, is a former Methodist church now home to a record label, an intimate basement club and a music venue that has hosted such luminaries as St Vincent and Modest Mouse.

In an attempt to partially replace conventional fossil fuels, bio-derived oxygenates attract rising attention as alternative transportation fuels.

The labor supply of a firm is determined by the number of recruits it attracts (rising with wage) and the rate of separation (decreasing with wage).

A vital element of sustainability though the RFI does not mention this is the ability to attract rising generations of able researchers and retain them for the long haul.

Tight supplies in some parts of the country have constrained the pace of home sales, but sellers are starting to wade back into the market, attracted by rising prices.

And while the exponential growth of online readership attracted a rising proportion of advertising revenue, it did not begin to replace the hole in newspaper finances left by the collapse of print – and particularly classified – advertising.