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The decision was also opposed by nearby homeowners who believed an increase in trail use would threaten their privacy.

Mr. Koda said he believed an increasing number of consumers knew more about fashion.

Blake believes an increase in the number of women deputy leaders provides grounds for hope.

Many Americans believe an increase is a license for new spending, rather than authorization to pay bills already owed.

Senator Max Baucus, the Montana Democrat who heads the Finance Committee, suggested that he did not believe an increase in taxes would significantly affect pensioners because of the competitiveness of the marketplace for investments by pension funds.

Foster believes an increase in the size of the SPL would be preferable to the 10-team proposal which would see clubs still meeting each other four times per season.

As well as an increase in female cinemagoers, Fithian, who also lobbies for theatre owners and faced criticism for his handling of the Stop Online Piracy Act, believes an increase in the number of PG-rated films means family audiences will be another group crucial to the box office in 2015.

Some economists believe an increase could come in middle of the year, but Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit, said Friday's data could delay a rise until late this year or even early 2016.

It is also curious that many conservatives believe an increase in the minimum wage will crush businesses, however they hardly bat an eye at the millions upon millions that many CEOs make.

Terry Jones, an anthropologist at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, believes an increase in tooth cavities found in the remains of Native Americans is circumstantial evidence that oaks continued to produce sugar-rich acorns during a drought that began in 900 and lasted to 1400.

Chris Thair, the chief operating officer of Wales Rugby League, believes an increasing emphasis on players' size and attempting to emulate the physiques of professional players are a contributing factors.