A rise of that scale would more than double the number of UK Asset Resolution's customers in arrears from under 16,000 two months ago.
The standoff with the army officers has coincided with the rise of small-scale military attacks against American forces in central Iraq.
Jones thinks neo-luddism is fed rather by "the idea of technology as a disembodied, transcendent, terrifying force outside the human", which emerged in the mid 20th century, with the bomb and the rise of large-scale computing.
That, in many ways, was the idea behind the organic movement, which began as a postwar response to the effects of chemical fertilizer and the rise of industrial-scale farming.
The consumer electronic market is quickly becoming a maker's paradise thanks to the rise of small-scale manufacturing.
This in turn, has led to the rise of large-scale high performance computing (HPC) models, such as cluster, grid and cloud computing.
Another result of festival saturation is the rise of large-scale solo shows, as EDM DJs try to move out of music festivals and into clubs and concert-style sports arenas.
Colloquially known as Washington's "pot czar," Kleiman advises the state's Liquor Control Board on how to best implement the will of the people when it comes to recreational marijuana cultivation and sales, including by creating a system that adequately addresses the federal government's frequently voiced interest in preventing the rise of large-scale, multi-state marijuana enterprises.
The period of proto-globalization is marked by such trade arrangements as the East India Company, the shift of hegemony to Western Europe, the rise of larger-scale conflicts between powerful nations such as the Thirty Year War, and a rise of new commodities most particularly slave trade.
The rise of larger-scale conflicts between these powerful nations over expanding their wealth led to nations taking control over one another's territory and then moving products and the accumulated wealth of these conquered regions back to the sovereign country.
