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As relief work continued, however, the official numbers quickly rose to roughly 4 million displaced and in excess of 16 million overall affected.

The official death toll rose to roughly 5,700, according to news agency reports, with about 15,000 injured and more than 100,000 homeless.

Borne aloft by those fresh ideas and huge investments, revenue rose to roughly $1.24 billion in 1999, up from $864 million in 1995, before falling slightly last year.

The government was easily re-elected in 2009, but the new spending contributed to a fiscal deficit that rose to roughly 6 percent, from about 2 percent the previous year.

The number of drug labs in Helmand rose to roughly 50 from 30 the year before, and about 16 metric tons of chemicals used in heroin production have been confiscated this year.

The mobilization of college-age men during World War II opened up new opportunities for women in cheerleading and ultimately led to the "feminization" of cheerleading in the 1960s and '70s, when the proportion of female cheerleaders rose to roughly 95 percent.

By 1914 the rate had risen to roughly 40 percent.

Without some change, the figures are predicted to rise to roughly 300,000 people in 2019.

But in recent weeks, occupancy has risen to roughly 70percentt, Mr. Hollander said.

In the last 20 years, the number of tourists has risen to roughly 100,000 in 2006 from 20,000 visitors in 1985, according to Galápagos National Park figures.

The issue surfaced after Kenneth R. Weakley, the analyst with UBS Warburg, estimated that these payments had risen to roughly a quarter of the company's inpatient payments from Medicare.