Problem: In 2003, Zane Wilson, the founder of the South African Depression & Anxiety Group (Sadag), the country's largest mental health initiative, was horrified at how suicide rates among young South Africans were spiking.
The same seems to be true of reports of drink spiking.
Prosecutors said Maglio had admitted spiking the victim's drink with a sedative and having intercourse with her.
The report shows a recent increase in the rates of self harm, identifying Christmas Island as the worst-affected site: Self-harm rates increased steadily following the introduction of offshore processing, and there has been another increase following the introduction of the resettlement arrangement, spiking in January to 11.5 incidents per 1,000 people.
I contacted the Devon and Cornwall police department – which polices Exeter, where I attend university – for official statistics on spiking.
In the markets, all this news was taking its toll: prices for corn and wheat were spiking upwards, rising almost a third on global markets as forecasters suggested grain stockpiles could shrink by as much as 50% as the summer wears on.
"America's straight-A jobs report sent the markets and the dollar soaring – with the Greenback spiking 1% against the euro within minutes.
More than 20,000 former state or local employees in California have retirement incomes of over $100,000; a few enjoy more than $250,000.Perhaps the best-known ruse is "spiking".
A day earlier Mr Rabeeah had told a press conference that he had no idea why MERS appeared to be spiking.
Bond yields are spiking in an ever broader group of countries, just as the euro zone's governments need to raise vast sums from the markets.
And all Tories delighted in the prospect of spiking the guns of the UK Independence Party, which is seeking to outflank the Conservatives on the Eurosceptic right.
