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Women now make up 30percentt of business school classes, according to the Education Department, up from 6percentthenen, and hold about half the middle-management positions, up from 5percentt.

The changes came at an opportune time, since the troubled economy is causing a record number of people to apply for jobs at Vail; today 70,000 people apply for 16,000 positions, up from 30,000 in 2008.

A 2010 survey by the Society for Human Resources Management reported that 60% of employers run credit checks on at least some job applicants (though most are performed for finance-related positions), up from 42% reported in a roughly comparable survey in 2006.

Last year one out of four races was won by the driver starting the race in the pole position, up from one out of 10 earlier this decade.

Women held 23percentt of technical positions, up 1percentt from a year ago, and 28percentt of leadership positions, unchanged from June last year.

Women held 23% of technical positions, up one point from a year ago, and 28% of leadership positions, unchanged from June last year.

These detectors are imaged to positions up to 1.75 mm from the focus of the scanning beam and detect photons that have undergone progressively more scattering events compared to on-axis light.

Winfrey supplanted Jennifer Lopez, who fell to number 12, at the top of the list, with Lady Gaga in the runner-up position, up three from last year and film producer and director Steven Spielberg in third.

The new report found that last year New Yorkers' affection grew for two large breeds, Labrador retrievers and German shepherds, which moved into second and third positions respectively, up from fifth and seventh, in the top 10 licensed dog breeds in the city.

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projected a growth of more than 70% over 10 years in the number of biomedical engineering positions -- up from 16,000 in 2008.

And it's true that although women hold roughly 34% of all faculty positions now (up from 23% in 1975), they have managed to capture only 19% of the full professorships (up from 10%).