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The number of ships that try to smuggle oil out of Iraq has reportedly risen dramatically with the increase in oil prices.

Downing Street said the tests will be introduced for passengers travelling from the main Ebola-affected regions in West Africa - Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea - where the death toll has reportedly risen to nearly 4,000, to give Britain an additional level of protection from the highly contagious virus.

In Primorye the cost of apples from China has reportedly risen by a third, while some meats have risen by 26% and fish by 40%.

Among "a doze"n beta customers, revenue has reportedly risen by more than 15percentt, and mobile gift card service Gyft says it saw a 240percentt in increased users and a 17percentt boost in revenue.

MEXICO CITY -- The number of bodies discovered at a clandestine burial ground in western Mexico has reportedly risen to 62, and the digging continues.

Over the past 20 years, the prevalence of autism has reportedly risen, with much public debate surrounding the reasons for this increase.

Since 2004, defections from the faith have reportedly risen again, after some 40,000 pornographic images, including those of children, were discovered at a seminary near Vienna.

In the 19 cities that have hosted them, average February temperatures have reportedly risen from freezing, to more than seven degrees Celsius, since the first Winter Games in 1924.

Condom use had reportedly risen to nearly 100% among commercial sex workers in Kampala by the late 1990s (Asiimwe-Okiror et al., 1998).

By 2007, staff density had reportedly risen to only 9.8 per 10,000 [ 29], despite an additional $900 million funding from PEPFAR and the Global Fund to support HIV/AIDS service scale-up [ 30- 32].

"Self-esteem among young people in America has reportedly been rising since the seventies," she writes, and "it's now so dramatically high that social scientists are considering whether they need to find a different measurement system -- we've broken the scale.