The proportion of women working rose from below 40% in 1960 to a peak of over 60% in 1999.
About 1,000 French troops, down from a peak of over 4,000 last year, are to remain in Mali.
Over 1,000 acres of beaches have been covered in weeds this summer, compared with a peak of over 2,000 acres in 2008.
A thousand French soldiers will remain indefinitely in Mali (down from a peak of over 4,000 last year), focused on counter-terrorism operations in the north, where there has been a resurgence of violence.
Human Rights Watch also expressed relief that the Obama changes applied only to the 172 prisoners now being held at Guantanamo (down from a peak of over 700), of whom 49 have been slated for detention without trial indefinitely.
Continued efforts by the local and international communities are having an observable effect in mostly confining EBOV transmission within the countries mentioned above, and the numbers of new weekly cases have been declining from a peak of over 700 in mid-September 2014 (WHO.int, 2015a).
The largest protest camp, Oceti Oyate ("the people's camp") is on land managed by the Army Corps, which has ordered the remaining 300 or so activists (down from a December peak of over 10,000) to leave by February 22.
However the general trend was one of a sharp rise the club's average home attendance more than doubled at Selhurst Park from around 8,000 during the last years at Plough Lane to a peak of over 18,000 during the 1998 99 Premier League season.
Brent crude has now fallen from a recent peak of over $114 in June 2014.
In 2008, the level hit a modern peak of over 11 months.
Its shares have fallen from a peak of over £17 a year ago to less than 500p.
