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Spending would be slashed even more steeply for the Agriculture, Labor and State departments.

Even when the dip disappears in 2-D, TL rises more steeply for frequencies above the "msm" frequency.

But even that modest kind of success occurs less frequently in older people who receive CPR, declining slightly for those in their 70s, then more steeply for those in their 80s and 90s, several studies show.

They seem to have fallen even more steeply for women: the South African Medical Research Council found that between 1999 and 2009 the murder rate among women fell by half.

Ending the current wars will not lower those veterans costs; indeed, they will rise ever more steeply for decades to come as the population of veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan expands, ages and becomes more infirm.

Of course, when this crowd wins, women become more financially dependent on men: Stephen Rose and Heidi Hartmann found that women's hourly wages drop 22percentt for even one year out of employment, and drop even more steeply for more time out (see Table 2).

Rows rise more steeply from front to back.

We now know empirically, from Secretary Paige's own research office, that learning trajectories for this lucky half climb more steeply than for youngsters who attend part-day kindergartens.

Thus the significant gradients of association of the contextual variables with individual mental health status were more steeply negative for individuals who reported being economically inactive compared to the other categories of employment status.

The analysis by Rachet et al (2008) in this journal shows that as in other countries (Micheli et al, 2002) the rate of incidence of cutaneous melanoma in the United Kingdom is rising more steeply than for most other cancers.

Prices have fallen even more steeply in Dublin — 57 percent for houses and 63 percent for apartments, Mr. Duffy said.