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Hewitt estimates the number of paid adult social care jobs in 2025 could increase from 1.52m to 2.34m.

Officials have said reindeer meat exports could increase from 300 tonnes last year to 800 tonnes this year.

If variability in the United States increases or even stays constant, he added, heat deaths could increase from 1,500 to 3,900 by 2050.

Eventually, he hopes, the annual passenger flow could increase from 9m now to as much as 36m.New plans could help Birmingham's Eastside, too.

According to new projections from the Office for National Statistics, the number of people aged 100 or over in the UK could rise to 280,000 by 2050, while the number of pensioners could increase from 12 to 16 million.

Paulson takes quite a different view on price, telling investors that gold could increase from its present, near-record, level of about $1,487 an ounce to as much as $4,000 over the next three to five years.

Andrew Harmon, director of communications at WildAid, a San Francisco-based conservation group, said the maximum penalty for ivory trafficking could increased from two years to seven years under Hong Kong's Endangered Species Ordinance.

In one Scientific American column, he wrote that dwelling in pyramids could increase everything from intelligence to sexual prowess.

The government has warned that Thailand may lose a quarter of its main rice crop, which could increase prices from the world's top exporter of the grain.

This was done "to '[p]rotect companies' trademarks.'" In early 2004, Google determined that it could increase revenue from selling trademarks as keywords and changed its policy.

The West, Mr. Kostunica and now Mr. Djindjic, too, are concerned that an independent Montenegro could increase pressure from the Albanian majority in Kosovo, the Serbian province run by the United Nations and patrolled by NATO-led troops, for rapid independence.