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An ageing population is meanwhile increasing demand, while funding has not kept up.

After a slow start in 2012, the use of the flexibility premium is meanwhile increasing rapidly; the delay in uptake is explained by the fact that power plant flexibilisation is associated with financial investments and high information requirements [46].

Meanwhile, increased CBF was detected in bilateral frontal lobes and right temporal subgyral regions.

Lidl, meanwhile, is still increasing sales at established stores as it attracts more middle-class shoppers.

Our higher ed system, meanwhile, is facing increasing skepticism over whether the ever-higher cost of college is worth it.

Southern Water meanwhile, which is increasing charges by 8.2%, is owned by Southern Water Capital Ltd, which in 2007 was bought by a consortium led by JP Morgan Chase.

National groups, meanwhile, are increasing spending on the race: the Democratic National Committee and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee invested more than $1 million on Tuesday on behalf of Ms. Coakley, the state's attorney general.

Meanwhile, there is increasing skepticism among EU nations that the proposed Atlantic trade deal is really about trade.

Meanwhile, there is an increasing gap between entertainers who command millions of dollars for their performances and those who do not.

Meanwhile there is an increasing foetus fetishisation in mainstream media - all this "miracle of life" stuff, with six-day-old embryos bouncing around, looking deliciously as if they are playing football with the placenta.

Meanwhile, China is rapidly increasing its lending in Latin America as it pursues not only long-term access to commodities like soybeans and iron ore, but also an alternative to investing in United States Treasury notes.