Tharus have been living in the plains, which were infested with malaria for thousands of years. Sickle cell has been found to be more prevalent in the malaria affected areas, and the people with sickle cell trait have been found to be more resistant to malaria.

It's a fast growing city.

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Kyrgyzstan is still full of visible Soviet era symbols and signs, including pentagram stars, statues of Lenin, hammer and sickle symbols, etc.

Food prices had responded to growing demand.

Then there is the broader and growing conflict with Iran.

The result is a worrying combination of creeping authoritarianism among those who rule with a growing unrest of the ruled.

Russia s government has also sought to showcase its growing military potential.

The domestic market and a growing middle class will assume greater prominence.

At first she pretended that her swelling was the result of a tumor.

Growing fear of foreign competition ought to explain a lot of things in the future.

The growing realism of the government s internal and public discourse is no small matter.

At the heart of that problem, say Obama advisors, is the growing neurosis of the Pakistani regime.

Tax cuts that America could ill afford turned a huge fiscal surplus into a massive deficit rather than saving, America's government is borrowing, much of it from abroad.

The result is a growing youth unemployment crisis among poor and working class youth.

Rapid growth is expected a booming stock market taken for granted.

America's burgeoning trade deficit is a result of the Bush Administration's unprecedented mismanagement.

The growing demand for the Industrial Revolution would drive development as well.

China s growing interest in the Middle East also decreases the likelihood of an American withdrawal.

The growing gap between mortgage debts and house prices will continue to increase the rate of defaults.

At the same time, rising anti Americanism preceded the US response to the terrorist attacks.

Since 1980, the world has witnessed a widening income gap among developing countries.

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Production on this site will eventually ramp up to 750,000 tonnes a year. Later phases will be at Ste Luce and Petriky and there is potential to expand production to 2.2 million tonnes a year.

One source of China s future political leadership could well be its growing NGO sector.

But can central banks stabilize a falling price index as effectively as a rising one?

The reputational impact of each new settlement is modest, despite the escalation in the level of fines imposed.

There was no way that this mounting financial pressure could not have placed middle class Americans and their families under greater stress.

As increasing numbers of cruises and tour groups pull into anchorage, this single act will not suffice to save the island.

Certainly, the vast majority of economists, investment analysts, financial firms, and regulators failed to see the growing risk.

Fixated on the promise of an ever growing Chinese market, they give little thought to the stability of the region.

The ever rising current account deficit (6.8 of GDP in 2010) will require a second round of reforms.

Even in the rosiest economic scenario, expectations about rising living standards will outstrip reality, causing disenchantment.

The second, paradoxically, reflects our growing cynicism towards politics and politicians.

Efforts to restrict people s movement between countries expose the soft underbelly of globalization the deepening gap between countries mean incomes.

This, more than anything else, explains the growing disconnect between Arab public opinion and the Obama administration.

A favorable outcome also requires industrial countries ability and willingness to accommodate the growing size and prominence of emerging economies.

Unfortunately, recent research indicates that expanded krill fishing might put the Antarctic ecosystem at risk.

Put simply, the numbers show a growing gap of interests between these so called champions and their national home bases.

This growing fiscal deficit, however, has created a higher monetized deficit, inciting greater inflationary pressures.

Sustained robust growth and rising aggregate demand have also caused production bottlenecks outside of China, most notably in the agricultural commodity and mining sectors, which have helped lift oil prices to more than 100 per barrel.

A rising China, a resurgent Japan, an assertive Russia, and an anachronistic North Korea have added new complexities and uncertainties to the region.

There is also a growing consensus on the need for broader industry standards for sustainable production and processing of agricultural commodities.

But the growing risk associated with US Treasury bonds should prompt China to reduce its holdings of US debt.