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And the TED spread, a popular measure of market nervousness, is up again today that's two consecutive increases in the wake of the Frannie takeover.

And a top-notch reputation for safety should become even more valuable to Exxon as risk aversion increases in the wake of BP's spill.

The government is planning to hold a Commons vote on Wednesday on extending Britain's bombing campaign against Isis from Iraq to Syria as public alarm about the extremist group's continuing strength increases in the wake of the attacks in Paris.

For consumers, such rules could mean further fare increases in the wake of a steady rise in fuel surcharges imposed by airlines — a trend that looks set to continue.

It expected its contributions to increase in the wake of a review of the pension scheme which begins next month.

Interest in the future of the unit of Comdisco, short for the Computer Discount Corporation, has increased in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks.

Tension and official persecution of recusants increased in the wake of the daring clandestine missionary activities of English Jesuits, trained on the Continent and smuggled back to England.

Capital has been increased in the wake of the failed plan to buy branches from Lloyds Group, meaning that the bank is more stable than before.

Mr. Koo said the central bank was correct to delay a rate increase in the wake of Sogo's bankruptcy filing.

Had the sell-to-buy ratio increased in the wake of the market's pullback, Professor Seyhun added, we would have had reason for worry.

Concerns about the potential radicalization of Muslim youth in the banlieues (suburbs) increased in the wake of a series of Islamist terrorist attacks in 2015.