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Improved traffic flow may encourage those used to using public transport to shift to the shared vehicles, once again increasing the volume on our already clogged roads.

At 2 02 p.m., a brush fire caused a major line in southwest Ohio to fail, redirecting power loads onto other lines, and once again increasing the need for reactive power.

A more significant possibility, is that the changes will set the stage for the Fed to announce an expansion of its existing economic aid campaign, for example, by once again increasing its purchases of Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities.

Now the Home Office is once again increasing the number of local authorities involved, alongside controversial plans to place a duty on universities, schools and local authorities to "prevent people from being drawn into terrorism", through an amendment to the counter-terror and security bill, which is at the Lords report stage.

By the end of the century, when pressure on real wages was once again increasing, there were two million trade unionists in unskilled unions as well as in skilled unions of the mid-century type, and by 1914 the figure had doubled.

Rovers have won only seven games since Kean took charge 12 months ago and after celebrating his first anniversary during the week, speculation about his future is once again increasing.

This is another example of regulatory interference by the OFT which once again increases the cost of travel for passengers".

Ever cautious, Mr. Van Hollen is still not ready to put a number on his expectations, but he is willing to predict that the Democrats will once again increase their ranks in Congress.

Most experts expect sales in January to be equally weak, but think that activity will once again increase as the next, and supposedly final, expiration date for the tax credit draws near.

If its annual £350m contribution were to go, transport experts reckon that up to 10% of services would be cut, and fares would once again increase: the UK's record on ticket prices, needless to say, is already characterised by serial above-inflation hikes and a clear sense of private monopolies abusing their power.

The Defense Department's coming war assessment says that violence once again increased in Afghanistan in the past year, in large part because of the aggressive American military operations in the south, while Pentagon officials readily acknowledge that security has deteriorated in previously quiet areas of the north.