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The FBI's anti-drug funding rose from $8 million to $85 million.

ECB funding of Greek banks through the ELA funding rose from 77.6 billion euros at the end of May to 86.7 billion euros by the end of June, the Greek central bank said.

According to the Finance Department of the Ministry of Health, between 2005 and 2009, the average annual funding rose from XOF 461 million in 2004 to XOF 1,753 billion in 2009, an average annual rate of increase of 40%.

Thompson is worried that fees for postgraduate students would have to rise dramatically to make up the shortfall in funding, rising from the £6,000 charged to domestic students to levels nearer the £25,000 charged to overseas students.

Britain's boxers won five medals from a 10-person team to meet their target, with Nicola Adams, Luke Campbell and Anthony Joshua all winning gold, and the sport's funding rises from £9.5m to £13.8m.

Between 2003 and 2008, investment in commodity index funds rose from $13bn to $317bn.

And they are increasingly turning to equities: in 2000, according to Morgan Stanley, the equity weighting of European mutual funds rose from 36% to 49%.

By contrast, the cash position of the average stock fund rose from 4.3percentt at the end of 1999 to 6.5percentt as of last November.

The first is concentration: the assets of the 100 largest funds rose from 47% of the industry in 2002 to 66% in 2007, according to GAM, an asset manager.

As fund assets at UBS Brinsonn group grew 28-fold in the decade through 2000 to $7 billion, and revenues from fund fees increased 32-fold, this family's average expense rate (on U.S. stock funds) rose from $1.14 to $1.29 per $100.

Dow Jones says venture funding rose 12% from $4.2 billion in Q1 2009 (the number of deals jumped to 597 from 522), while MoneyTree noted a 38% increase to $3.4 billion (the number of deals rose to 681 from 635).