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But Kelley said the price spikes that were so pronounced for some downstate electricity ratepayers in 2000 are almost certain to return in 2001.
Differences in income due to attractiveness was much more pronounced for men rather than women, and held true for all ranges of income.
This percentage is even more pronounced for low-income students in the region, where 62 % do not demonstrate these essential skills.
The bank said the increase was even more pronounced for the third quarter alone, with net profit rising 102 percent from a year earlier.
The drop in production in Japan was particularly pronounced for trucks, output of which shrank 13.2 percent to 176, 375 units.

A decade of negotiation followed, since Sigismund, Holy Roman Emperor was unwilling to recognise Antoine as Duke, pronouncing for Ren?in 1434.
The insecurity is pronounced for supervisors like Rodgers, according to a survey of 1, 400 companies released in October by the American Management Association.
The composer he most admires, Gabriel Faure ( pronounced for-RAY ), was born 150 years ago and Johannesen is much in demand.
The differences were more pronounced for the Standard & amp; Poor's 500 and Nasdaq, which are considered broader measures of the market.
The government panicked and rescinded the price reforms in less than two weeks, but its impact was pronounced for a much longer period of time.