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The officials privately blame the upsurge on Mr. Maliki's crackdown on Sunnis, which they say is inspired by his fear of Sunni fundamentalism spreading across the border from Syria.

In the longer term, look for an upsurge on the marginal left, too, as parties like Germany's Die Linke break away and consolidate into opponents of the market-friendly centre-left - even in Britain.

Shell has "down-manned facilities in some field locations" and "is concerned about the recent upsurge of attacks on its facilities in Eastern Niger Delta," a Shell spokeswoman in Nigeria said.

Since the late 1970s when the first cases of HIV/AIDS were identified in Africa, there has been an upsurge of research on the epidemic.

As part of the recent upsurge of work on management and organizational factors in elite sports teams, researchers have focused on the team management-led creation and regulation of high performing cultures.

International relations has been so obsessed with "realist" and "liberal" theory that the upsurge of writings on national identities since the end of the Cold War was largely missed and marginalized as a matter of concern by Western analysts.

It came after days of protest across the country, including the killings of two Americans at a base in eastern Afghanistan, part of an upsurge of "green on blue" violence, as it goes down in the US military reports denoting attacks by Afghan personnel against their supposed US/NATO allies.

"The task has been to build the infrastructure to capitalise on the upsurge of interest after 2005," he says.

In 1973, drawing on the upsurge of interest in pain generated by Wall and Melzack, Bonica organized a meeting among interdisciplinary pain researchers and clinicians.

This caused the upsurge of the song on several charts worldwide.

Perhaps this explains the recent upsurge of political dramas on television -- House of Cards, Scandal, The Good Wife, Veep, and even Homeland.