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A five-course prix fixe — Fiamma's menu does not present the option of à la carte ordering — has risen to $120 from $100 in late November.

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In the same period, Cosmopolitan has raised its subscription rate 8percentt and orders have risen 19percentt.

Orders had risen for three months, including a 2.2percentt increase in March.

Industrial production and durable goods orders have risen much more rapidly than they did in the earlier period.

According to the French publisher Folio, orders have risen from an average of 10-15 copers per day to reach 500.

By yesterday, the company's backlog of repair orders had risen to 78,000 since the strike began on Aug. 6.

But still, this is the first time in almost a year that the notoriously volatile industrial orders have risen for two months in a row.

Backlog orders have risen about 20percentt from a year ago, while they were flat in the fourth quarter of 2001, the chief financial officer, Stanley Mayer, said.

Executives at three Chinese exporters said Tuesday that despite strong retail sales in the United States in April, they had not yet seen a sustained uptick in American orders, even as orders have risen from Europe and emerging markets.

Orders have risen in four of the last five months, and Tuesday's data was the latest to offer evidence the recovery was now firmly on a sustainable path.