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They found that local television stations have increased their reliance on three main topics — weather, traffic and sports.

The first was the newspaper price war, declared by Murdoch at the Times 13 years ago, which restricted the ability of papers to raise their cover prices and increased their reliance on advertising revenue.

With most of the country's nuclear plants shut down, manufacturers and utilities have increased their reliance on traditional energy sources, such as oil and gas, while stepping up conservation and investments in renewable energy.

A fifth of those who responded said they increased use of alcohol and caffeine to help them manage work-related stress, while 7% said they use or have increased their reliance on prescription drugs.

Though it then tapered off, the trend is clear: More than 78percentt of corporate travel managers surveyed last spring by the Business Travel Coalition, a lobbying group, said they had increased their reliance on teleconferencing and 86percentt said they planned to do so in 2002.

Black workers are heavily represented in white collar administrative jobs in the private and public sectors, according to the DWP data, and these jobs have suffered losses over a longer period of time as organisations have increased their reliance on IT systems.

They are also increasing their reliance on Ericsson and Nokia Siemens to operate their networks.

Banks are reducing their dependence on wholesale funding and increasing their reliance on "stickier" deposits.

Many countries will also need to increase their reliance on other healthcare professionals (pdf), such as nurses.

Neil Sachdev, Sainsbury's property director, said: "If businesses are to increase their reliance on clean technologies they need certainty in order to make long term investments.

They are part of India's low-cost, deep pool of well-educated technical talent, a big draw for United States companies, which are increasing their reliance on research-and-development operations in India.