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Meanwhile, the numbers of people who cannot afford insurance or do not have enough coverage have significantly increased, according to a third study.
Even as we all pay greater attention to bank overdraft policies, some types of overdraft fees actually have increased, according to a new analysis from an arm of the Pew Charitable Trusts.
The number of African-American drug offenders in state prisons has declined for the first time since law enforcement agencies started the war on drugs 25 years ago, even as convictions of white drug offenders have increased, according to a new study released Tuesday.
*In a decade that had a sharp decrease in almost all kinds of homicides, the incidence of these rampage killings appears to have increased, according to a separate computer analysis by The Times of nearly 25 years of homicide data from the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Although about a third of the students who earned bachelor's degrees in 2007-8 graduated with no debt, nearly the same as four years earlier, the average amount students borrow has increased, according to a policy brief released Tuesday by the College Board.
Simulation over 20 years indicated that biomass of leaf, stem, grape, and trunk at grapevine maturity increased according to a sigmoid dynamics, while a near-linear increase in roots dry biomass was simulated.
The number of government requests to Google to hand over user account data is markedly increasing, according to a report published on Tuesday by Google.
The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority blocked YouTube after a special Internet monitoring unit within the agency determined that "objectionable content" was increasing, according to a spokesman, Khurram Mehran.
Advertising spending is still increasing, according to a report to be released Monday morning, but the rate of growth has slowed again.
HOW much could sea levels conceivably rise by the end of the century if global emissions continue to increase, according to a new scientific draft report?
