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As an example of the rising demand, he cited air-conditioning on the Island.

At President Obama's nuclear summit meeting last April, Erdogan and the president of Brazil, Luis Inácio Lula da Silva, proposed to Obama that they work jointly to persuade Iran to surrender the uranium — a striking example of the rising confidence of the emerging powers.

It was a perfect example of the rising tide lifting all boats: As productivity grew 13percentt overall from 1995 to 2000, median family income kept up, growing 11percentt.

Salama said the latest Ebola outbreak was an example of the rising risks of the worst kinds of pathogens, citing HuffPost reporting that showed the WHO's blueprint pathogens ― ones that are most likely to cause a public health emergency and have limited countermeasures ― are happening more frequently.

The canonization follows other examples of the rising profile of Opus Dei in many countries, including the United States, where there are about 3,000 members.

There have also been plenty of examples of the rising tide not lifting all boats.

A prime example of the rise of New York's tech companies from economic engine to civic presence is the board of the New York City Investment Fund.

Both yesterday and today's attacks provide a shocking example of the rise of sectarian violence in the country over the last few weeks, as tensions grow between minority Sunni Arabs and the Shia-led government.

The excellent Centre du Patrimoine (75 quai des Etats-Unis) gives daily guided tours of the Old Town's Baroque architecture, including the richly decorated Eglise de Jésus, the most complete example of the rise and rise of the Catholic Church, and the only civic example of the style, the Palais Lascaris.

Andrew Lipsman, the vice president for industry analysis at the research firm comScore, called the site's popularity among brands one more example of "the rise of the visual Web," along with Instagram (which was recently acquired by Facebook) and Facebook's timeline feature, which is heavily driven by images instead of text.

But Will Leitch, in an article for Sports on Earth, faulted CBS for relying so heavily on former athletes and for not having at least one seasoned reporter near the field (an example of the rise of the jockocracy, Howard Cosell would say): Tasker, the first guy to talk after about 45 seconds of silence, was a stuttering, ghostly, terrified profile in flop sweat.