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Within the smartphone space, China's Xiaomi made its way into the top five for the first time with a sharp rise over a year ago, while the world's biggest OEM, Samsung, declined.

Unamid's failure to protect civilians has coincided with a sharp rise in banditry.

But increased demand for the antidote has coincided with a sharp rise in cost.

"The recession hit the young particularly hard, with a sharp rise in youth unemployment.

Indeed, a shift in tastes from vodka to beer, together with a sharp rise in living standards, explains why Poles' consumption has increased by 32% since 1994.

Evangelical fervor thrives on depression, so it's no surprise that America's economic free fall and plummeting national morale have coincided with a sharp rise in religious crusading.

In a post on his blog, Tan Chuan-Jin, the acting minister for manpower, said: "To shrink our foreign workforce altogether will also be quite dire as many of our companies may close, relocate and with that a sharp rise in retrenchments and possibly higher unemployment amongst Singaporeans".

Although the minority administration is struggling in the polls, its warm welcome to refugees has struck a chord among Swedes, with polls suggesting a sharp rise in opinion in favour of accepting greater numbers.

The dollar also remained stable against other currencies on Friday, in contrast with Thursday, when a sharp rise in the greenback contributed towards the fall in commodity prices, which are measured in dollars.

Armed with a report showing a sharp rise in far-right crime, the German government stepped up its efforts today to outlaw the National Democratic Party.

With current reports of a sharp rise in young doctors seeking help for mental health disorders, there is a need for an open and frank discussion about mental health in the medical profession.