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But the risks are now high that the economy will tip into some sort of a recession and that fickle investors and consumers will suddenly see Mr Greenspan in a rather less favourable light.

Sebastian Vettel has built a 77-point lead over his Red Bull team-mate Webber in the championship, with Hamilton third and 82 points further back, but hopes are now high that there can now be a real three-way fight for race victories.

The closing weeks of the year brought a very welcome change in China, and hopes are now high that the long years of civil war are over and are to be replaced by something approaching unified government and a growth of confidence and economic well-being.

Bringing inflation to Japan could make the country's debt load — now higher than that of any other major country — appear more manageable.

The median income of pensioners (£394 a week) is now higher than that of the rest of the population (£385 a week), according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies.

The company's market capitalization is now higher than that of Internet heavyweights such as Amazon.com and eBay, even though it has significantly lower revenues and gross profits.

In countries with established Hib immunization programs, the incidence of ncHi is now higher than that of Hib.

In summary, the estimated prevalence of MetS in this cohort is now higher than that originally reported.

In the United States, incidence of EA is now higher than that of esophageal squamous cell carcinoma [ 6].

Thus, the incidence of invasive non type b H. influenzae is now higher than that of Hib and is associated with higher case fatality.

It is notable that the euro zone's overall inflation rate is now higher than that in some of the European Union countries that have kept their own currencies.