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A review examining 40 years of evidence across 30 members of the OECD, a club of mainly rich countries, found that female employment rises until the maternity leave allowance reaches two years.
However, in the case of white dwarfs rich in carbon, with the slow accretion of material pulled from the neighbour, the core temperature rises until the nuclear ignition of carbon causes a runaway explosion.
The comments came as the UK's unemployment rate remained steady at 7.2 per cent for the quarter to January, meaning that the Bank's forward guidance framework — which rules out rate rises until the proportion of jobless falls to 7 per cent — is still in place.
As one lot of students goes out into the world, a new one takes its place to enjoy a union contract which lays down working hours, pay rises until the end of 2002, a pension plan, holidays, no lock-outs and, perhaps best of all, a system for dealing with grievances that includes the option of appeal to an independent arbitrator.
As shown in Fig. 2ii, when the Yb3+ concentration increases from 10to20%0%, the UC luminescence intensity rapidly rises until the Yb3+ concentration exceeds 20% on account of the concentration quenching.
The unimodal shape was constructed through three segments: the first segment starts at zero on the xn axis and rises until the peak value; the second segment links the peak with the equilibrium value (∼average abundance); the last segment connects the equilibrium and 1.0 on the xn axis.
The comments are a first hint that the Bank could hold fire on rate rises until after the referendum.
The government has warned that waters could continue to rise until the end of the year.
The work secretary, Yvette Cooper, said unemployment would continue to rise until the summer.
In February the bank suggested that interest rates would not rise until the second quarter of 2015.
Higher and higher I rose until the hamlet below grew satisfyingly smaller -- although the summit came no nearer.
