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Hynix attributed the improved results largely to increased demand from computer manufacturers.

The national water authority declined to comment Sunday, but an assessment published on its Web site found that the decreased drainage capacity of the Hungarian flood protection system was due largely to increased building on former floodplains along rivers.

Victor Davis Hanson correctly points out the disparity between the American people's intolerance for war in Iraq compared with the staggering losses that they were able to accept in World War II (and other wars) and attributes this intolerance largely to increased global news media coverage.

But the two subsequent blasts attributed to the group, near the Marriott hotel and the Australian embassy in Jakarta, killed far fewer, thanks largely to increased security.Sidney Jones, of the International Crisis Group, says the police are getting much better at tracking down suspects and tracing their accomplices.

The Institute for Women's Policy Research IWPRR) estimates the cost to our economy of workers lacking paid sick days at $180 billion a year due largely to increased turnover, low productivity and contagion.

Thrombolysis in myocardial infarction combined bleeding was increased with elinogrel (hazard ratio, 1.98; 95% confidence interval, 1.10 to 3.57), related largely to increased bleeding requiring medical attention (elinogrel 47/408 [11.5%] versus clopidogrel 13/208 [6.3%]) and occurring primarily at the percutaneous coronary intervention access site.

The company attributed the growth largely to increasing advertising revenue.

But Mr. Batterman asserted that the agency shop demands were prolonging the strike and were designed largely to increase the union leaders' power.

Increasing numbers of teachers are boosting their pupils' predicted A-level grades to help them secure offers of places at Britain's top universities – which in turn are accepting more students who miss their targets, largely to increase their income.

Big hospitals are buying up small practices, but this is largely to increase their power to raise prices.

The number of new victims has been decreasing over the last decade, due largely to increasing efforts by governments and NGOs to destroy and clear mines and to educate communities about their dangers.