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Another men's magazine, Penthouse, is also winding up its Australian-produced edition after 36 years due to dwindling sales.

They may be the world's biggest club, but profits are down due to dwindling success on the field.

"The time may come when the rising cost of these materials on Earth, due to dwindling availability and greater demand, makes the price of mining them from asteroids competitive.

He said the UK's greater dependence on imported fuels due to dwindling North Sea supplies posed "challenges on sustainability, security and affordability, which markets on their own cannot be guaranteed to solve".

Then energy prices are expected to increase drastically due to dwindling reserves.

Due to dwindling arable land and ongoing unfavourable climatic changes, the need for sustainable intensification of agriculture has gained considerable urgency (The Royal Society 2009).

The imports are due to replace dwindling supplies from the UK's North Sea reserves.

Australia has listed the koala as a threatened species in parts of the country due to its dwindling population, officials say.

However, it said both U.S. and international listings last week declined against prior week levels, due to the dwindling post-holiday promotions.

However, for some problems involving large coherent structures with strong contrasts (e.g., channels and shale layers), the MSFV method produces unsatisfactory results due to the dwindling validity of the localization assumption.

Due to a dwindling number of VC deals in both the United States and Europe, even entrepreneurs in established ecosystems are having to look further afield for the resources they need to build their businesses, bringing many of them to emerging markets like Latin America.