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India, China and Turkey also saw large gains in the numbers of billionaires.
The resulting gains in the numbers of consenting participants would improve overall sample size and the indications are that it would not exacerbate bias in the sample, although further work is needed to look at the long-term outcomes in terms of data collection from re-engaged participants.
Many cities, including Boston, Los Angeles and Dallas, would have lost population over all in the 1990's were it not for big gains in the number of Hispanics, the researchers found.
One interesting aspect of all this is whether the government manages to maintain recent gains in the number of women in charge of departments.
Verizon Communications' stock price jumped 10.1percentt Monday on news that profit increased 31percentt for the third quarter, buoyed by surprising gains in the number of new wireless customers.
Furloughs at the Justice Department, he said, could reverse the recent gains in the number of federal prosecutions of crimes in Indian country.
The tourist industry in Italy experienced a decline from 1987 onward, including a slump during the Persian Gulf War and world recession, but it rebounded in the 1990s, posting gains in the number of overseas and domestic tourists.
To the Editor: Ray Hilborn's suggestion that we should accept some "depleted species" as the price for long-term gains in the number of fish available for human consumption is alarmingly shortsighted.
While Amtrak said it was suffering the same recession-related declines as other travel-related industries, it showed small gains in the number of miles it carried fare-paying passengers in September, November and December, and a small drop in October, compared with steep declines for the airlines.
