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He notes a pattern of increased abuse during "market adjustments", ranging from America's savings-and-loan crisis to swings in energy markets at the start of this decade.

The court hearing comes as a number of prominent politicians warn of increased abuse on social media – Jeremy Corbyn highlighted the issue in his first leader's speech to the Labour conference last week.

The chief inspector of borders has warned of increasing abuse of overseas "proxy marriages", at which neither party is present at the ceremony, as a way to subvert British immigration rules.

Even long after their relationship collapsed for good, after months of increasing abuse, Stein would call her ex to ground her memories of their time in New Mexico, to ensure they weren't just stories she was spinning in her head.

While the FDA's action will lessen the strain of acetaminophen-opioid combinations on the liver, it may have the unintended consequence of increasing abuse of the drugs, said Frank Palumbo, director of the University of Maryland's Center for Drugs and Public Policy.

Several other indigenous organizations this week released a statement calling for an investigation and warning of increasing abuses by Brazilian miners crossing into Venezuela.

He says legalization of marijuana would increase abuse, thereby increasing arrests, thereby leading to more costs.

Australian Drug Law Reform Foundation director Dr Alex Wodak said while he welcomed the increased availability of the antidote, it was not sufficient to address Australia's increasing abuse of opioids.

Due to the increasing abuse of drugs in this class clinicians can expect to see more toxicity.

Hostility towards those on disability benefits has been on the rise this week, evidenced by the reports of increased public abuse towards the disabled, and the outcry regarding the lottery-winning couple who still claim disability benefits.

This isn't a sign of increasing domestic abuse, says Burnet, but reveals the increased confidence to report it, and offers a scary reminder of how unreported the crime had been previously.