Last year, according to Pollstar, $4.6 billion worth of concert tickets were sold in North America, continuing a decade-long upward trend.
The federal government said yesterday that the nation's elementary and secondary schools would enroll a record 53 million students this fall, continuing a decade-long rise, and could expect that number to jump to 94 million by the end of the 21st century.
A new state-by-state breakdown of teenage pregnancy and abortion rates in 2000 shows declines among all racial and ethnic groups and in every state, continuing a decade-long trend that researchers attribute to better contraception and less, or more cautious, sexual activity.
Many of the criticisms were mean-spirited or partisan, continuing a decade-long internal debate about the Episcopal Church's future.
The percentage of black and Hispanic students offered admission to the city's elite public high schools inched lower this year, continuing a decade-long slide, according to the results of the city's admissions process released Friday [February 11 , 2011]
The budget skipped a $3.1 billion payment to the pension fund, continuing a decade-long pattern Christie had criticized, and did not pay $1.7 billion to schools under the state's formula for education aid".
For many family farms, having this income is the difference between continuing a decades or even centuries long tradition, and having to sell off the land.
Elementary and middle school children have continued a decade of progress on a nationally administered math test, with all groups showing gains in every state.
If that continues, a decade of economic and political stability under the AK party may yet come to a pitiful or even tragic end.Correction: This article originally said that Turkey's GDP per person had tripled in the past ten years.
Both men will stay on the ballot papers, as it is too late to make changes, but Qayum Karzai will be telling his supporters to cast their vote for Rassoul to continue a decade of progress, he said at a brief press conference convened to announce the long-rumoured union.
