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Some of the traders face increases over the next five years of more than 70%.

News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks is under pressure to resign, while News International chairman James Murdoch and Dow Jones chief executive Les Hinton -- who ran News International during the hacking -- face increasing scrutiny over their roles in investigating the matter over the past few years.

Mr. Manchin's order comes as Massey Energy and the coal industry in general face increased scrutiny over their safety practices.

Schools where test scores for any group fail to rise for at least two consecutive years face increasing penalties over several years, including paying for private tutors and firing school staff members.

It is a twist of fate no one would have anticipated, but Libya's rulers face increasing criticism over their failure to fulfil promises to set up a proper justice system.

THE lawsuit filed on June 4th by 29 American states carries a worrying threat for drug companies worldwide: that they might face increasing scrutiny over attempts to extend or modify patents that prevent cheaper generic rivals to their products from coming on to the market.

The move comes as the Education Department and loan servicers face increasing criticism over how they collect payments on federal student loan debt, which has reached $1.1 trillion.

The development of such products is certain to face increased scrutiny over costs and benefits to support decisions about utilization and reimbursement for disease management.

Experts throughout the United States agree that our nation's drinking water and wastewater systems face increasing infrastructure replacement challenges over the next several decades.

Twitter has been facing increased downtime over the past week thanks to increased usage of the network because of record usage numbers with the World Cup.

In Britain, Prime Minister Tony Blair has faced increasing heat over the failure to find weapons and mounting questions over whether the intelligence information on Iraq's programs was exaggerated to create support for the war.