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Because of increasingly effective drug therapies, the survival rate for patients with Hodgkin's disease is now about 90percentt.

Tenneco Automotive said yesterday that it planned to eliminate up to an additional 405 salaried positions worldwide, because of increasingly difficult industry conditions in the automotive supply market.

Because of increasingly portable technology, business travelers say they find themselves working in nearly every corner of a hotel, except the business centers.

A key part of their argument was the idea that carbon intensive fuel sources would become less valuable because of increasingly stringent regulation from international and national bodies.

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But, stressing that he "lacked confidence in Firestone", Ford's chief executive, Jacques Nasser, said at a news conference that he ordered the recall anyway because of increasingly disconcerting data.

Lukas says the cars were phased out because of an increasingly litigious society.

The company said it had decided to restructure because of the "increasingly complex" asset portfolio.

But the rivalry, because of the increasingly strategic value of global communication networks, also has a significant geopolitical dimension.

Spending on prescription drugs nationwide has been slowing for years because of the increasingly widespread use of low-cost generics.

"I suspected that my trip to Beijing this summer might be problematic because of the increasingly harsh political climate in China.