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Ostensibly to prevent village-level intimidation, the change will bring an increase in allegations of vote-rigging.

Scientists warn that climate change will bring an increase in heat waves, droughts, floods and worsening storms.

"This is only going to be a narrow window of opportunity by the looks of things, because another weather system is moving in for Thursday, which looks like that will bring an increase in winds again and also lead to a reduction in visibility through the rain associated with the cold front," said Neil Bennett, a spokesman for Australia's Bureau of Meteorology.

The health effects of this global demographic change are, as yet, not fully known but estimations predict that the change in age structure in coming years will bring an increase in mortality due to non-communicable diseases, changing the pattern of the most common causes of death in the different regions of the world and the world as a whole (2).

This will bring an increased risk of flooding.

Ms. St-Pierre said Quebec is expecting that 2008 will bring a 5percentt increase in the five million visitors who pass through each year.

But many people worry that global warming will bring a further increase in the number, and also the geographical distribution, of hurricanes.

ViaSat's Wi-Fi service will bring a great increase in in-flight bandwidth at a "lower cost per bit," said Richard A. Baldridge, the company's president and chief operating officer.

For BRASS ACSC, therefore, calibration will bring a pronounced increase in data variability, as its primary effect is to unmask and compensate for the differences in resolution performance across the various gamma cameras.

The emergence of in-vehicle entertainment systems and self-driving vehicles, and the latters' need for high-resolution, up-to-date maps, will bring a further increase in the amount of data vehicles consume.

While applying organometallic catalysis in aqueous media is not straightforward, several relevant metal-catalyzed reactions have been successfully used in biocompatible solvents, and even in cells, and it is foreseeable that the next few years will bring a rapid increase in the use of metal catalysis in biological environments.