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Pigott said local increases in some categories, such as rape, seemed consistent with upswings nationally, where the FBI reported that the rate of incidents had leveled off after several years of declines. But he said even in those places, there seems to be a more "calm, educated approach" on the part of buyers today than during past upswings. Between 1979 and 1988, the instruments recorded strong upswings and downswings in average global temperature, each lasting several months, but showed no general warming trend, the researchers report in the March 30 SCIENCE. |
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