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In absolute terms, global flows of FDI rose dramatically to reach an all-time record in 2000.

Under Moynihan and Hunt, staffing costs rose dramatically to £5.4m for 2011 and even higher for 2012, for which figures are not yet available.

Living standards in Macedonia plummeted, exports declined, and unemployment, already at more than 30 percent before the conflict, rose dramatically to as high as 40 50 percent, according to some estimates.

UK defence spending rose dramatically to cope with the operation.

Taxes also rose dramatically to finance tributes to the Empire's enemies.

Over those years, stop-and-frisks rose dramatically to last year's record 685,724, an approximately 33percentt jump in just two years.

At one point a circular section of the platform rises dramatically to become the round table where the idealistic King Arthur gathers his legendary knights.

By 2011, that figure had risen dramatically to 122,585, making the Polish minority the largest single national group in the Republic.

Thompson is worried that fees for postgraduate students would have to rise dramatically to make up the shortfall in funding, rising from the £6,000 charged to domestic students to levels nearer the £25,000 charged to overseas students.

Deaths from poisonings by drugs or alcohol have risen dramatically to push lung cancer into second place as the major killer with a sharp increase in suicides now a close third.

Investment is now running into sharply diminishing returns and is going to drop drastically no matter what the government does; consumer spending must rise dramatically to take its place.