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Human interest in Mars often peaks with these appearances, but also rises and falls with reports of the scientific search for life there, as new discoveries alternately encourage and discourage our wishful thinking.

Those forms of conditionality have increased financial precariousness and uncertainty; those things have been associated with more anti-depressant prescriptions, more reporting of mental ill-health, but also rises in suicide.

This emphasizes again the importance of acute renal failure as a prognostic factor in the ICU, but also rises again the question about the optimal parameter to evaluate renal organ dysfunction.

Others have ventured across the Bay for the slightly cheaper — but also rising — rents of Oakland and Berkeley.

Kenny credits the global spread of new technologies and ideas — but also rising expectations.

Industrialized nations like the United States are well ahead of developing nations like China, where death rates are not only far higher but also rising.

If you're getting married, you can have not only a rose-gold wedding ring, but also rose-gold-colored place settings, with napkins, candlesticks, and vases fabricated in the color formerly known as salmon.

But also rising is the percentage of students who require remediation in three subjects when they get to a City University of New York college: 22.6 percent in 2010, up from 15.4 percent in 2005.

But also rising into view is another America: the people who stand up for racial justice, for the vulnerable, for women and LGBT people, for science, for nature and for democracy.

Zelig is the mass capitalist: to sell cars or movies, you have to intuit the masses' taste, to be like them, but also rise commandingly above the herd, like Hearst or Chaplin – both featured here.

Most are battling not only declining revenue but also rising demand for their services.