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The cartoons were published amid the growth of an anti-immigrant sentiment in Denmark, reflected in the rise of the far-right Danish People's Party.

Looser lending standards, as reflected in the rise of zero-down-payment mortgages, are also driving demand, said Ivy Zelman, a research analyst at Credit Suisse First Boston.

Since the 1960s, there has been a shift toward recognizing people's intent in creating familial relationships, as reflected in the rise of no-fault divorce, prenuptial agreements and civil unions.

The current obsession with bottoms rather than bosoms – see Kim Kardashian, or alternatively turn on commercial pop radio, where you will undoubtedly hear a song about bottoms within ten minutes, max – is reflected in the rise of bottom-emphasising shots.

But the fragmentation of voting behaviour, reflected in the rise of small parties and the decline of the two old large parties, means that argument may matter less now.

According to a recent paper* published by the Bank for International Settlements, the higher risk premium reflected in the rise of LIBOR over the OIS rate responds to several factors, particularly credit and liquidity risk.

THE officer who led the raid, Yonatan Netanyahu, died in it, and his memory was reflected in the rise to prominence of his brother Benjamin, now Israel's foreign minister.

This was reflected in the rise in value of Iran's battered currency, the Rial, and a turnaround in Tehran's stock market after a lengthy downturn.

The dips and rises in the OR are reflected in the rise or fall of I.

However, the net trade balance has fluctuated widely during the second period, as reflected in the rise in coefficient of variation.

Owen Smith's claim was that there was an "epidemic" of insecurity in the jobs market and growing inequality as reflected in the rise in the use of food banks under the Conservative-led coalition.