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He said he believes the Asian uptick can be attributed to the fact that chefs enjoy cooking the food and have had a chance to sample it abroad.

The increased concern of China's leadership with domestic security coincides with an uptick in violence attributed to ethnic tension, and possible indications of growing links between Xinjiang and foreign Islamist extremists.

The uptick has been attributed to increased awareness and willingness to report sexual assaults, but it's widely believed that most rapes still go unreported because victims fear retaliation and humiliation.

Much of that expansion was attributed to an uptick in residential projects.

Much of the uptick in lending could be attributed to loans made to businesses and other financial institutions.

The May 2013 local elections had shown no measurable uptick in support that could be attributed to Graf's work.

Meanwhile, economic reports on business activity and consumer spending were a cause for concern after the Chicago Purchasing Managers Index showed Midwest business activity declined in February and an uptick in personal consumption expenditures was attributed to inflation, not a healthy consumer.

The rest of the uptick in corporate profits can be attributed to a lax tax code that allows for companies to book profits made in the United States in overseas tax havens.

Perhaps the tremors along with the global uptick in floods, draughts, and famine attributed to climate change are a message that we best leave the liquefied remains of dinosaurs buried.

Shark attacks, on an uptick in some areas, can be attributed to changing patterns in fish migrations moving closer to populated shores, which is in turn attributable to global climate change, not rising populations of hostile sharks.

Dr. Williams said the uptick in deaths among teenagers could partly be attributed to the upturn in the economy.