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Al-Jazeera's fortunes, which rose with it, have fallen too.

By the latest count, which rose with fresh announcements yesterday, astronomers have detected massive black holes at the centers of more than 30 galaxies.

It's where beefs are often started, and less often settled; where big names bring out even bigger names onstage; where out-of-towners come to earn stripes; and where Hot 97 (WQHT 97.1 FM), which was long the only hip-hop station in town, has flaunted its dominance and clout, which rose with hip-hop's commercial fortunes throughout the 1990s and 2000s.

At the age of eight, 5% of girls and 3% of boys in the study were dissatisfied with their body, which rose with age until, at 14, 32.3% of girls and 16% of boys were "moderately dissatisfied" with at least part of it.

So dividend yields fell below bond yields, which rose with postwar inflation and the end of wartime interest-rate controls.

Soil or leaf application of S had no effect on quality indices, with the exception of ash content, which rose with leaf application at ear emergence.

For example, many farmers complained about insurance costs, which rise with the number of farm visitors.

Each worker receives skills training and an income for the duration of the project, a sum which rises with experience.

Scientists suspect this may have to do with sex hormones like testosterone, which rise with sleep and fall when there is a lack of it.

The effects on broad money, which rises with bank lending, have been much stronger than with previous QE attempts (see right-hand chart).Inflation expectations explain the difference.

There is the moment-to-moment threat of falling through the ice - a risk which rises with every year the ice recedes.