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"We believe that demand is slated to rise dramatically," according to a recent report by the investment adviser Byron Capital Markets, predicting a 40 percent increase in demand for lithium from 2009 to 2014.

The potential for friction was emerging before the financial crisis, and "the current recession has increased that potential dramatically," according to a recent paper by the auditing firm Grant Thornton.

In the case of Albert J. Pirro Jr. -- the husband of Jeanine Pirro, the Westchester district attorney -- who was convicted of tax fraud last year, a consultant recommended a prison camp with an alcohol rehabilitation program, because such programs can reduce a sentence dramatically, according to a lawyer who worked on the case.

Fizzy drink consumption amongst Scottish secondary school children has fallen dramatically, according to a World Health Organisation survey.

It does, and does so dramatically, according to a 2002 study by researchers at Stanford University, published in the journal Nature.

Efforts to curb exposure to secondhand tobacco smoke in the United States have paid off dramatically, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) in Atlanta.

A big part of this is our own culture, which hasn't changed very dramatically, according to Norma Canr-Ruffino, an expert on women in management who has taught at San Francisco State University's College of Business.

Overall visit rates vary dramatically according to whether persons seek care from a DC or a GP, though GP visit rates were similar among GP patients who sought and did not seek chiropractic care, suggesting that chiropractic visits did not substitute for GP visits among these patients.

"The value of a patent can change dramatically, according to who owns it, whether they plan to use it and how they plan to use it," Mr. Gervase said.

Among the acres of coverage of Margaret Thatcher this week, one thing was clear: opinions about the former prime minister – who, in the words of Labour leader Ed Miliband, "reshaped the politics of a whole generation" – varied dramatically according to which generation the person came from.

The number of parents being fined for taking their child out of school for a holiday has risen dramatically, according to BBC research.