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At least in the short term, AI may increase rather than decrease demands on management.

Not only did Lincoln vote against anti-abolitionist resolutions in the Illinois legislature, he also penned a protest arguing that slavery was an "injustice and bad policy" but that abolition may increase rather than abate its evils.

We humans need to be smarter in order to combat a monstrous regiment of dangers that include climate change, meteorite strikes, diseases such as Aids and CJD, and an over-precautionary approach to innovation which may increase, rather than reduce, our vulnerability to these and other dangers.

The theory also explains offshore drilling -- why there is oil in many seabeds, why it is more often near shore than in the abyss, and why, despite the Deepwater Horizon disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, which killed 11 crewmen and caused the worst offshore oil spill in American history, oil experts say offshore drilling may increase, rather than cease.

However, if access to programming opportunities is not equal by gender, then these competitions may increase rather than decrease the participation gap in computer science.

However, for various reasons including a greater transmission rate or a larger proportion of recent infections, the active TB prevalence may increase rather than being stable in some prisons.

The market has priced in substantial benefits from market repair, but we believe that competition may well increase, rather than decrease over the next 12 months: We expect new entrants in the UK, the Netherlands and India.

Finally, the death tax may actually increase, rather than decrease inequality in wealth.

And sometimes success may seem to make matters worse: treatment, for instance, may increase prevalence rather than decrease it.

Recent studies showed that the rate of ensemble lipid mixing is mainly limited by the docking step, which causes a misinterpretation of fusion since a particular factor that is added to the experiment may increase docking rather than fusion.

The striking increase in gender difference found in this study suggests there may be increasing rather than decreasing gender role inequality in this area of Kenya.