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And though there's been a recent uptick in credit cards that have stopped chargingtransaction fees on purchases denominated in currencies other than dollars, most cards still charge them.

Fischer asked people with information on the shooting to contact police, noting that there had been a recent uptick in homicides in the city.

Though there has been a recent uptick in rainfall in the region, it hasn't been enough to boost supply in a country nominally the most water-rich in the world.

Sally Peavy, who has been giving tours of the ranch for 15 years, said that though there has been a recent uptick in visits, the ranch has always been popular with visitors to Dallas.

(There does seem to have been a recent uptick in homicides in American cities, but it is only a blip on the much larger picture of a dramatic fall).

Polling in Senate races is more complex and less reliable than presidential polling, he said, and while Democrats may running close races in some red states, there has been a recent uptick for them in bluer states like Colorado, Iowa and Michigan.

Recreational use eventually decreased, but there appears to be a recent uptick in use especially in the gay party scene.

And Cadillac, whose share of the U.S. luxury market has been falling (before a recent uptick), has a Herculean task overcoming the prejudices of the world's snootiest drivers.

In only one week, the corpses of four humpback whales have been found along Canada's west coast, fueling questions of whether their deaths are connected to a recent uptick of whale and other marine animal deaths in Alaskan waters.

But the Polish embassy is troubled by a recent uptick in violence against Poles.

The budget that passed Tuesday night assumes that the state will collect $4 billion more from existing taxes than previously predicted, an estimate that Democrats said was justified given a recent uptick in state revenues.