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China's lingering air pollution woes occur just a week after diplomats from nearly 200 nations secured an international climate change agreement that aims to reign in global temperature rise by dramatically reducing the burning of fossil fuels in just a matter of decades.

I mention this because GOP Senator John McCain surprised many Americans and his own colleagues by dramatically rising to the occasion in the wee hours of the morning (along with GOP Senators Collins and Murkowski), to cast the deciding vote to kill the latest incarnation of Trumpcare, a cruel and inhumane bill that would have thrown approximately 15 million people off of their health insurance.

reported higher than expected fourth quarter GDP of 5.6%, and the markets responded by rising dramatically.

As the surface bond density increases, it is found that tensile strength and ductile fracture energy in carbon nanofibers rise dramatically by more than 65% and 622%, respectively; hence unveiling a regime of superplastic deformation that is unmatched by standard carbon nanotubes and graphitic nanofibers.

If they do, public spending will rise dramatically, by more than 3% of GDP, and India will be back on the primrose path to bankruptcy.Earlier this year, the Pay Commission, a body appointed once a decade to revise the salaries and employment conditions of government workers, suggested a big pay increase.

"We expect this number to rise dramatically by the end of the year and into 2010, because we're seeing so many hotels operating under forbearance," Reay said.

Non-agricultural uses rose less dramatically, by 43-fold in the same time period, because there were far fewer new, non-agricultural uses registered.

Thereafter, female participation in kumi-daiko started to rise dramatically, and by the 1990s, women equaled and possibly exceeded representation by men.

In the coming decades, global energy demand is expected to rise dramatically, driven by worldwide population growth and increasing standards of living in the developing world.

By dramatically evolving into deep sea humanoids, this offshoot boosted its odds of survival against the tide of rising seas.

Suddenly, productivity rose dramatically by applying new machines to jobs formerly performed by humans.