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The Sessions directive to seek the death penalty will not likely become a significant element of this war on drugs — death-penalty prosecutions have fallen precipitously in the past decade, a decline driven by the increasing reluctance of juries to impose it and the wariness of prosecutors to deploy the exorbitant resources necessary to win a capital-punishment conviction.

As optimism for the new digital subscription service at The New York Times newspaper has grown, the company's regional publications have lagged, the steady decline driven by a drop-off in classified advertising and the migration of readers to the Web.

"I would guess dividends are in decline, driven by the bad economic situation," he says.

Samsung, whose earnings are under pressure as it faces competition from other smartphone makers, managed to take a 23percentt market share, despite a quarter-over-quarter shipment decline, driven by cheaper models like the Galaxy JI and the older Galaxy Core.

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics said Thursday that that index saw prices fall 0.6percentt over the past year, a decline driven by a nearly 30percentt drop in gasoline prices.

The number of immigrants deported from the U.S. fell sharply in the last year, a decline driven by the Obama administration's struggle to handle the surge of Central American migrants and its continuing shift in deciding whom to deport.

According to Brereton, long-term declines driven by habit loss and agricultural intensification mean that many species live in isolated colonies in small nature reserves, making them particularly vulnerable to extinction after adverse weather.

Charles H. Ramsey, Washington's police chief, pointed to two possible explanations for the increases this year: the downturn in the economy and an increase in family killings after years of declines driven by greater attention to domestic violence.

The share of Americans without health insurance declined, driven by a 2.2 percent drop in the portion of uninsured 19- to 25-year-olds, strong evidence of an impact from a provision in Mr. Obama's Affordable Care Act that allowed children to stay on their parents' insurance policies until age 26.

Based on patterns of long-term Q and rainfall observed in a small mixed species catchment, declines in Q due to increased Et following moderate severity wildfire were of similar magnitude to Q declines driven by a drought that coincided with the fire.

They often decline, driven down by huge quantities of imported clothing.