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About half this rise comes from the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC).

Much of the rise comes from aging baby boomers, building their stamina like a retirement nest egg.

The other part of the predicted rise comes from ice sheets melting more rapidly than expected in Greenland and Antarctica.

But the big rise comes from wind and solar: the government will roughly double investment in these two in 2011-16, compared with 2006-10.

But when you see a modest rise in incomes for the lower tiers of the income distribution, you have to realize that all — yes, all — of this rise comes from the women, both because more women are in the paid labor force and because women's wages aren't as much below male wages as they used to be.

The adiabatic condition for the thermal analysis is also used, so that the temperature rise comes from the local energy dissipation due to the magnetic flux motion.

The bulk of the rise came from energy, but food also loomed large.

In addition, much of the rise came from an extraordinary spurt of investment in IT.

The biggest rise came from the commodity costs, leading to an overall rise for us of 10%," he said.

Though defaults increased across the country, much of the rise came from a handful of large states like California and Florida.

Much of the rise came from young Americans unsuccessfully seeking work for the first time, but the capital is again buzzing with recession worries.