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spending or is the apparent | increase | a result of a change |
04 spending on health will | increase | by 15 per cent on |
the spending review 2000 to | increase | expenditure on transport by 500 |
the spending review 2000 to | increase | expenditure on transport by 500 |
a shift with a greater | increase | in spending on higher education |
there will be a considerable | increase | in spending on school refurbishment |
there appears to be an | increase | in spending on the agricultural |
institutes is there a real | increase | in spending or is the |
corner we will see an | increase | in spending over the next |
cost estimates imply both an | increase | in spending to 33m this |
develop with regard to the | increase | in transport spending we have |
democrats are already committed to | increase | spending on dealing with young |
spending review has provided an | increase | to the scottish budget of |
great bulk of the spending | increase | with the greatest part being |
is that given the overall | increase | in available funding in the |
the uk a the overall | increase | in both the levels of |
the uk a the overall | increase | in both the levels of |
the uk a the overall | increase | in both the levels of |
of an overall upgrade to | increase | safety for staff patients and |
of an overall upgrade to | increase | safety for staff patients and |
organic imports into the uk | increase | the overall size of the |
years giving the annual percentage | increase | and including the cumulative increases |
scottish executive what the percentage | increase | in outlets owned by overseas |
scottish executive what the percentage | increase | in supermarkets was in each |
five years showing any percentage | increase | or decrease in each year |
for example considering a percentage | increase | over the year in the |
departments what was the percentage | increase | ross finnie in terms of |
simple how does the percentage | increase | that was received by the |
expressed as an annual percentage | increase | when calculating their grant aided |
action it is taking to | increase | a the number of social |
expected to retire and to | increase | even further the record number |
practise without it the huge | increase | in the number of agency |
there has been a huge | increase | in the number of appeals |
the reasons are for the | increase | in the number of appeals |
of accidents which records an | increase | in the number of children |
years there has been an | increase | in the number of deaths |
and a 23 per cent | increase | in the number of drug |
well above the much smaller | increase | in the number of english |
in decision making through an | increase | in the number of nurse |
to such situations given the | increase | in the number of officers |
very pleased to see an | increase | in the number of ornamental |
the light of the expected | increase | in the number of people |
10 years given the expected | increase | in the number of people |
part on what the steady | increase | in the number of questions |
more effectively hugh flinn the | increase | in the number of questions |
address these matters because the | increase | in the number of questions |
take to deal with any | increase | in the number of racist |
be reconciled with the huge | increase | in the number of raptors |
is taking to address the | increase | in the number of school |
intends to undertake into the | increase | in the number of section |
which would lead to an | increase | in the number of students |
survey the figures indicate an | increase | in the number of welsh |
whether there has been any | increase | since 1997 in the number |
are there any plans to | increase | that number assistant chief constable |
future policy on rail to | increase | the number and proportion of |
cut waiting times is to | increase | the number of beds available |
in conjunction with local authorities | increase | the number of children undertaking |
there is an intention to | increase | the number of civilians working |
steps it is taking to | increase | the number of consultants in |
what plans there are to | increase | the number of dental graduates |
who commit to the area | increase | the number of dental training |
action it will take to | increase | the number of fiscal fines |
education acknowledged the need to | increase | the number of gaelic medium |
steps are being taken to | increase | the number of gaelic teachers |
population we will need to | increase | the number of homes by |
the stock transfer programme will | increase | the number of houses that |
the minister s commitment to | increase | the number of meetings that |
will be the proposal to | increase | the number of member states |
as a senior post and | increase | the number of nurse consultant |
four more years we will | increase | the number of nurses attracting |
people are financially secure to | increase | the number of older people |
action has been taken to | increase | the number of people across |
steps it is taking to | increase | the number of people and |
i said we want to | increase | the number of places and |
associations will be required to | increase | the number of previously homeless |
what plans it has to | increase | the number of primary school |
services in small gp practices | increase | the number of salaried dentists |
made under the bill could | increase | the number of salmon surviving |
measures are being taken to | increase | the number of school leavers |
measures are being taken to | increase | the number of school leavers |
what plans it has to | increase | the number of specialist clinical |
and improve education we will | increase | the number of teachers by |
action it is taking to | increase | the number of university students |
steps it is taking to | increase | the number of visually impaired |
that it had failed to | increase | the number of working age |
the bill contains provisions to | increase | the sentence for a number |
there are no plans to | increase | their number assistant chief constable |
of the ways used to | increase | innovation and investment in public |
what plans it has to | increase | investment in building up locally |
is a real opportunity to | increase | investment in housing in scotland |
youth work to prevent crime | increase | investment in police it and |
and providing more convalescence care | increase | investment in promoting good health |
in and we plan to | increase | investment in the transport infrastructure |
the quality of housing or | increase | investment the new housing partnership |
lighting for new public lighting | increase | investment to tackle contaminated and |
bill that housing investment will | increase | over the budget period through |
and colleges and business to | increase | private investment in the sector |
must make an investment and | increase | sepa s financial resource so |
it is important that we | increase | awareness ben wallace will the |
action it is taking to | increase | awareness of age discrimination legislation |
whatever assistance is necessary to | increase | awareness of colorectal cancer supported |
the campaign is designed to | increase | awareness of colorectal cancer the |
languages have to been to | increase | awareness of europe s linguistic |
action is being taken to | increase | drug misuse awareness amongst parents |
and cross linguistic sharing can | increase | multicultural awareness making pupils aware |
authorities civil society etc and | increase | public awareness of the social |
to promote bsl and to | increase | the public s awareness of |
it plans any measures to | increase | voters awareness of the fact |
theatre a 92 per cent | increase | for the dundee rep theatre |
and a 60 per cent | increase | for the puppet and animation |
theatre a 24 per cent | increase | for the royal lyceum theatre |
and a 57 per cent | increase | in allocation for the capital |
been a 90 per cent | increase | in funding for the byre |
the 1 1 per cent | increase | in gross domestic product in |
a 15 9 per cent | increase | in its budget over the |
been a 24 per cent | increase | in recorded incidents of violent |
about a 10 per cent | increase | in student bursaries which was |
in a 20 per cent | increase | in the entry charges for |
crime a 9 per cent | increase | in the level of vehicle |
of funding which is an | increase | of 18 per cent from |
2 500 that is an | increase | of almost 40 per cent |
2 400 which is an | increase | of around 22 per cent |
applications had been approved an | increase | of nearly 250 per cent |
a 2 9 per cent | increase | there were distinct rumbles of |
bill which introduce new or | increase | existing expenditure charged on or |
bill which introduce new or | increase | existing expenditure charged on or |
it received the average mainland | increase | in direct grant expenditure in |
that the balance of the | increase | in expenditure between higher education |
scotland bill agrees to any | increase | in expenditure payable out of |
bill agrees to a any | increase | in expenditure payable out of |
bill agrees to a any | increase | in expenditure payable out of |
cut public expenditure we will | increase | it in real terms mr |
what plans it has to | increase | access to hardship funds for |
what plans it has to | increase | direct exports from scotland s1w |
it has any plans to | increase | funding for such groups s1o |
it plans to facilitate an | increase | in exchange visits between scottish |
what plans it has to | increase | its share of the funding |
term plans it has to | increase | occupancy in these houses s1w |
details of the plans to | increase | provision of new computers and |
it plans to introduce to | increase | recruitment and improve the retention |
and whether it plans to | increase | support for retraining following recent |
executive whether it plans to | increase | the accountability of its inquiry |
there are any plans to | increase | the allocation of additional costs |
locations take forward plans to | increase | the availability of affordable housing |
what plans it has to | increase | the complement of specialist teachers |
it has any plans to | increase | the level of the mental |
what plans it has to | increase | the responsibilities of community pharmacists |
there are plans afoot to | increase | the service there are bilingual |
what plans it has to | increase | the take up rate of |
what plans it has to | increase | vaccinations against tuberculosis in light |
my reckoning that is an | increase | of more than 10 per |
scottish enterprise has set to | increase | the sector by 30 per |
in a presiding over an | increase | in both the levels of |
ask the scottish executive what | increase | in funding levels will be |
it might be necessary to | increase | or decrease the levels in |
executive whether it intends to | increase | staffing levels of the procurator |
in student bursaries the pay | increase | for nurses is 3 6 |
of scottish nurses through his | increase | in national insurance contributions sarah |
june 2001 the nurses agencies | increase | of licence fees scotland regulations |
act 1938 the nurses agencies | increase | of licence fees scotland regulations |
community care the nurses agencies | increase | of licence fees scotland regulations |
community care the nurses agencies | increase | of licence fees scotland regulations |
practices we must work to | increase | pay rates for nurses to |
but there has been an | increase | in the amount of serious |
expansion of forests and an | increase | in the amount of timber |
in administration lead to an | increase | or decrease in the amount |
alter that amount and therefore | increase | or decrease the relative seriousness |
it expects member states to | increase | the amount of co operation |
funded long term maintenance funds | increase | the amount of money devoted |
b in those circumstances may | increase | the amount of this allowance |
and whether it intends to | increase | this amount s1w 17767 mary |
her majesty s government to | increase | conservation funding to poor countries |
scottish executive s commitment to | increase | direct funding to the sector |
big part of this 119 | increase | funding for initiatives which will |
i urge the executive to | increase | funding for local authorities to |
very needy people will an | increase | in funding be considered by |
has been worth while an | increase | in funding from 23 million |
assessment of the impact an | increase | in funding of bail supervision |
committee on licensing and an | increase | in funding of schemes to |
that george lyon the future | increase | in funding will of course |
funding the problem of the | increase | in scale of the dictionary |
universities and colleges we will | increase | the funding of further and |
the voluntary sector and to | increase | the level of available funding |
funding it is providing to | increase | this availability s1w 34824 richard |
tax and what the estimated | increase | and additional costs would be |
especially important for supermarkets an | increase | can lead to lower costs |
be removed in terms of | increase | in construction costs the report |
funded to deal with the | increase | in costs an organisation with |
party to help meet the | increase | in costs edinburgh agreed to |
will investigate whether the recent | increase | in fuel costs has had |
added the more costs would | increase | that is why three pages |
55 million that figure will | increase | as a result of taking |
effects of a 1 million | increase | decrease of landings of different |
we are asking for an | increase | from 5 million this year |
8 million to cover that | increase | i do not think that |
will be a 340 million | increase | in ndr over the next |
that will lead to an | increase | in resources from 45 million |
5 million which is an | increase | of 1 1 million or |
instances of poisoning and snaring | increase | as a result of the |
result of that is an | increase | in staff two years ago |
result in a long term | increase | in stocks because of the |
as a result of the | increase | in the practice of flaring |
the past year although that | increase | might be the result of |
under no circumstances shall any | increase | under this provision result in |
budget to pay for the | increase | in staff christine grahame perhaps |
existing services that treat illness | increase | the health promotion budget by |
580 new council houses to | increase | the highlands education capital budget |
in his recent budget to | increase | the level of national insurance |
bid for more money to | increase | the share of the budget |
parliament is to try to | increase | the total budget for scotland |
steps it is taking to | increase | recruitment of special constables s1w |
practical steps to improve and | increase | that dialogue we would be |
i certainly took steps to | increase | the use of the district |
action it is taking to | increase | accessibility for disabled people to |
action is it taking to | increase | this proportion s1w 22126 mary |
or two there was an | increase | but the level then flattened |
the level of experience will | increase | more junior deputes are with |
that the level of either | increase | or decrease would necessarily reflect |
at joint ministerial level to | increase | the basic state pension to |
to ensure that local authorities | increase | the level of ozone damaging |
contains a clear requirement to | increase | the level of support for |
the requirements of historic buildings | increase | the required level of insulation |
and supports their efforts to | increase | action to meet the un |
expect such action to help | increase | census return rates i hope |
action is being taken to | increase | the employment rates of disadvantaged |
action has been taken to | increase | the quality and variety of |
2001 also requires a major | increase | in housing advice from the |
able to access housing will | increase | our view is that the |
of any new development to | increase | rural housing stock we propose |
taken to tackle such an | increase | s1w 24858 mary scanlon to |
measures are being taken to | increase | the employment opportunities of those |
understand the marking that would | increase | considerably both the pay and |
osteoporosis such as a slight | increase | in both the risk of |
through local outlets across scotland | increase | the payments available for farmers |
current debate surrounding proposals to | increase | the powers currently available to |
people away from repeat offences | increase | the range of disposals available |
2003 04 that will substantially | increase | the resources available for core |
the act and ii any | increase | attributable to the act in |
man didn t feel any | increase | in his pulse any insistent |
they accept or reject any | increase | in long term council debt |
local authorities on any possible | increase | in road construction and maintenance |
scotland bill agrees to any | increase | in the sums payable out |
been made of any possible | increase | in the volume of heavy |
its estimate is of any | increase | in traffic flows along local |
sub paragraph 1 but any | increase | shall be not greater than |
nitrogen on the land to | increase | yields was banned any flouting |
would abolish tuition fees and | increase | financial support for students thanks |
there is a real terms | increase | in direct support for current |
less favoured areas did the | increase | in support for less favoured |
are not asking for an | increase | in the support for individual |
beyond the age of 16 | increase | support for schemes aimed at |
of dropping out through truancy | increase | the opportunities for parental support |
which we support strongly will | increase | the population of the eu |
be effective at changing behaviour | increase | the provision of support services |
arable land productivity continues to | increase | for 20 years until it |
to recognise and address the | increase | in recent years in the |
judging by the kind of | increase | in roll over six years |
last four years whereas the | increase | in state benefits for the |
identifying factor is likely to | increase | over the next 10 years |
next three years we will | increase | that with a new 20million |
next three years we will | increase | that with a new fund |
9 agreed to section 10 | increase | in fixed penalty 14 15 |
democrats opposition to the 10 | increase | in taxation on the north |
democrats opposition to the 10 | increase | in taxation on the north |
recent announcement of a 10 | increase | in taxation on the north |
section 10 provides for an | increase | in the fixed penalty if |
20001 2002 and to restrict | increase | to 10 in each of |
prescriptions if so what this | increase | has been and whether it |
precognition teams initially so the | increase | has been from five to |
the three year period that | increase | has been more dramatic in |
or so and if the | increase | has come through yet i |
developments in relation to the | increase | in disabled customers that has |
rivers has resulted in an | increase | in migratory fish stocks and |
of the virus and the | increase | in resistance has allowed the |
there has been no overwhelming | increase | in scholastic activity we should |
brown there has been an | increase | in stealth taxes that cannot |
susan deacon the waiting list | increase | in tayside has been due |
has led to a marked | increase | in the consumption of tobacco |
has led to a huge | increase | in university applications while the |
has a superb opportunity to | increase | its own accessibility to the |
stewardship has resulted in an | increase | of 103 to the average |
has been described already will | increase | or reduce that but about |
for about 6m of the | increase | the design team has identified |
of cowboy builders and to | increase | consumer protection through a national |
gordon brown s decision to | increase | employers national insurance contributions to |
that fife will receive an | increase | greater than the national average |
the figures illustrate a national | increase | in that type of work |
brown s recent decision to | increase | national insurance contributions will serve |
burden that the national insurance | increase | will have on smaller organisations |
provide as the national insurance | increase | will obviously affect their budgets |
the light of the anticipated | increase | in admissions over the millennium |
announced last week was the | increase | in fifg over the baseline |
figures for scotland show an | increase | of 12 over the same |
figures for scotland show an | increase | of 12 over the same |
capita and what the cumulative | increase | was over this period s1w |
with time that proportion will | increase | further because the credit will |
its operation is needed to | increase | further water quality standards and |
there will be a further | increase | in bursaries this year i |
there will be a further | increase | later this year tommy sheridan |
rejoining the nhs a further | increase | of 250 in the student |
the reason for the apparent | increase | we will incur further capital |
bore the brunt of the | increase | when we add in further |
significantly upgraded in order to | increase | capacity in each year since |
substantially upgraded in order to | increase | capacity in each year since |
with a 1 2 billion | increase | for local government by year |
year that is a real | increase | i will give examples from |
what impact this year s | increase | in water and sewerage rates |
in scotland which is an | increase | on last year that compares |
be needed next year to | increase | those rates the convener that |
short supply those numbers will | increase | because we have to meet |
greater patient choice we will | increase | capacity in the nhs by |
the rio agreement and will | increase | global warming supported by mr |
severely undermined by the 33 | increase | in corporation tax which will |
will continue to consider the | increase | in the volume of parliamentary |
a demand that will clearly | increase | it is difficult to identify |
will be produced organically that | increase | must be matched by an |
state pension will continue to | increase | only with prices means testing |
will lose an opportunity to | increase | our access to people in |
in their lifetime we will | increase | the availability of services for |
of their communities we will | increase | the choice people have in |
teaching of community languages will | increase | the status of those languages |
pressure in rural areas to | increase | their viability we will take |
maximum by which they will | increase | there have been similar achievements |
school o- our roll will | increase | when we move into this |
older scottish tongue will continually | increase | with the fuller development of |
go away and it will | increase | with time all sorts of |
services to complement nhs services | increase | the provision of health services |
that have led to the | increase | in cases being marked no |
that have led to the | increase | in cases being marked no |
that have led to the | increase | in cases being marked no |
are being made now to | increase | performance among young people in |
currently planning in order to | increase | capacity s1w 19656 nora radcliffe |
broken down by the proposed | increase | in a uniformed and b |
that there would be an | increase | in activities such as snaring |
had an average of 15 | increase | in august and a staggering |
rubella mmr vaccine with the | increase | in cases of autistic spectrum |
can lead to a sudden | increase | in certain types of report |
practice in recognition of the | increase | in community based teaching s1w |
so that all children can | increase | in confidence and pride in |
must be matched by an | increase | in consumer demand and the |
would probably lead to an | increase | in consumption that point is |
catch members eyes given the | increase | in demand that led you |
in the pension and the | increase | in earnings rather than prices |
a declining population without an | increase | in effort though without data |
between a 40 and 60 | increase | in energy efficiency across domestic |
if she d noticed an | increase | in interest we ve had |
not changing apart from an | increase | in its volume we were |
the responsibility without an appropriate | increase | in my salary without appropriate |
the impact of the potential | increase | in nephrops fishing on stocks |
pay rise because of the | increase | in ni contributions indeed as |
were not related to an | increase | in organic improved grassland animals |
a sensible use if the | increase | in organic rough grassland were |
questions that they ask the | increase | in parliamentary questions since 1999 |
healthcraft hadn t noticed an | increase | in people buying vitamins or |
it called for a fourfold | increase | in places the scottish prison |
secure accommodation and a substantial | increase | in police officers visible in |
high increases might avoid an | increase | in postcode prescribing malcolm chisholm |
necessarily be linked to an | increase | in production it is self |
and insert welcomes the significant | increase | in proposed designation of sites |
its concern at the significant | increase | in proposed designations of sites |
s improvements in section 15 | increase | in rent for certain improvements |
13 before section 52 insert | increase | in rent landlord s improvements |
service orders along with an | increase | in secure accommodation and a |
of the echr and the | increase | in serious crime i also |
glasgow office arising from an | increase | in serious crime that increase |
smuggling is leading to an | increase | in smoking brian fitzpatrick i |
4m of the increase the | increase | in space is largely to |
of the community was the | increase | in taxation under the government |
that there would be no | increase | in taxation yet scots businesses |
bureaucracy for teachers a significant | increase | in teachers hours and new |
its concern at the apparent | increase | in the abuse of older |
hand in hand with an | increase | in the application of qualified |
to three main factors an | increase | in the building area from |
fishin village an with the | increase | in the fishin industry torry |
be no liability for an | increase | in the fixed penalty under |
the circumstances in which an | increase | in the fixed penalty would |
their fellow passengers notes the | increase | in the frequency of mobile |
the extra impact of the | increase | in the nhs prescription bill |
the link between the annual | increase | in the pension and the |
and 1996 there was an | increase | in the proportion of spend |
majesty s government requesting an | increase | in the scottish block s1o |
achievable outcome would be an | increase | in the use of the |
raised relevant concerns about the | increase | in the volume of questions |
these assizes is a progressive | increase | in the volumes of the |
of charge because of an | increase | in thefts of damage to |
provide pensioners with a decent | increase | in their depleted state pensions |
policy of a continuing steady | increase | in tobacco taxation which made |
of scotland survey indicating an | increase | in under age sex among |
you have responded to the | increase | in work load len higson |
a concrete example of the | increase | in work load our strategic |
increase in serious crime that | increase | is shown quite clearly in |
really entitled to an average | increase | of 18 in their weekly |
to 965million in 1997 an | increase | of 36 since the 1980s |
it is talking about an | increase | of 400 000 in its |
nursing vacancies in scotland an | increase | of more than 500 since |
have powers to act to | increase | or protect salmon stocks in |
paradoxically that same decision might | increase | other countries confidence in the |
the dwp s efforts to | increase | participation in the eu social |
maintain local links and accountability | increase | public consultation and participation in |
indicate how they intend to | increase | public willingness to participate in |
denominations in scotland today and | increase | religious tolerance we have no |
my face in frailties i | increase | so strong and tall grows |
committee encourages the executive to | increase | targeting of volunteering initiatives in |
resulted in specific recommendations to | increase | the existing social work complement |
for around 4m of the | increase | the increase in space is |
no harm in trying to | increase | the professionalism of private landlords |
that it is vital to | increase | their coverage in scotland they |
increases in fish stocks and | increase | their opportunity to catch fish |
to know their community and | increase | their role in youth work |
lower to work out what | increase | there should be in money |
tae play in this 119 | increase | tocher for initiatives tae uphaud |
been greatly expanded such an | increase | would normally go hand in |
association for sleep apnoea to | increase | the public and professional understanding |
but our job is to | increase | the public s understanding for |
limit urges the executive to | increase | as a matter of urgency |
the volume of work should | increase | considerably simply to put all |
so how much of an | increase | does that represent i have |
this way if we can | increase | exports of whisky and haggis |
a modern high quality service | increase | funds for the modernisation of |
infirmary of edinburgh so the | increase | is not all that great |
the question of how that | increase | is used internally the business |
to reverse the decision to | increase | north of scotland water authority |
bought and then abandoned to | increase | numbers of salmon running upriver |
3billion to 1 7billion an | increase | of 26 however from 1997 |
editing by 1994 with an | increase | of staff and replacement of |
longer term effects of this | increase | on property prices rates and |
do not talk of growth | increase | or augmentation we have a |
develop the infrastructure needed to | increase | scotland s share of the |
gyms and other sports facilities | increase | the availability of school sports |
pots outside front doors to | increase | the delight of the passer |
debate is the need to | increase | the democratic legitimacy of the |
of the newspapers helps to | increase | the diversity of media ownership |
targets for the health service | increase | the length of time doctors |
executive whether it intends to | increase | the monetary limit of 750 |
this may also help to | increase | the openness and transparency of |
what scope there is to | increase | the proportion of electricity generated |
a to establish targets to | increase | the proportion of land that |
scottish executive s policy to | increase | the sustainable growth of scotland |
scottish executive s policy to | increase | the sustainable growth of scotland |
representation of the union would | increase | the union s influence at |
which can be used to | increase | the use and appreciation of |
to that problem is to | increase | accessibility to facilities the more |
reduce air fares and to | increase | air travel to scotland s |
said that we tried to | increase | and strengthen our resources to |
brand switching rather than to | increase | consumption do not bear scrutiny |
s priorities councils have to | increase | council tax well above the |
party opposes the opportunity to | increase | international co operation to deal |
be an estimated 62m the | increase | is attributed to three main |
currently employs 321 staff the | increase | is largely attributable to consultative |
higher to decide what tax | increase | motorists should pay and condemns |
more people to get involved | increase | opportunities for volunteering make it |
authority are expected to reduce | increase | or remain the same s1w |
and task forces and to | increase | participation it is perfectly acceptable |
strive to improve access and | increase | participation sharing power and accountability |
scottish airports are continuing to | increase | substantially and notes the publication |
scottish airports are continuing to | increase | substantially and notes the publication |
sufficiently parlous that we should | increase | that figure yet again to |
though it was necessary to | increase | the charge to 1p local |
equivalent to the highest standard | increase | the insulation requirement for walls |
scottish parliament to review and | increase | the minimum sentence for convictions |
the scottish executive not to | increase | the tax regulatory burden on |
and grampian nhs board should | increase | their efforts to recruit and |
giving parents real opportunities to | increase | their incomes we are getting |
grahame leave out from to | increase | to end and insert to |
that a government anxious to | increase | total felicity needs to know |
be liable to an automatic | increase | under that section even when |
possibilities for local figures may | increase | however they are not really |
specific feasibility studies projects that | increase | social cohesion such as food |
that a fixed penalty would | increase | only if the original fixed |
euro were that it would | increase | price transparency when buying cds |
would mean it would greatly | increase | teacher training eh i mean |
the scheme the proposal would | increase | the cost and might add |
area clearly would eventually fatally | increase | the starboard list hence the |
revs you know the revs | increase | m608: uh huh m642: because |
charges and indeed the depreciation | increase | are substantially greater than is |
laboratory tests demonstrated a significant | increase | between the 1980s and 1990s |
did not mention that the | increase | is below average he did |
from cars is on the | increase | m [censored: surname] told the meeting |
up officers for street duty | increase | police efficiency by expanding the |
is unhappy about the massive | increase | that everyone recognises is going |
at 0 25 w m2k | increase | the insulation requirement for floors |
as the narrator starts then | increase | volume between the two paragraphs |
sheridan s1m 2050 bingo licence | increase | lodged on 26 june 2001 |