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Debt advice agencies are describing a sudden spike in inquiries in the last couple of months.

There was a spike in the late 1990s But levels have dropped since then.

It feared a spike in domestic cotton prices, followed by hoarding.

Reading that hurt me in ways I could never have imagined, every word a spike in my chest.

There will be a transient spike in resource usage when new members join or existing members leave the group.

As reported in a National Geographic article, aid groups and doctors are seeing a spike in health problems in coastal areas associated with the spill.

The decade of trauma, says a Chechen psychologist, has resulted in a spike in suicides, especially of people in their 30s whose lives have been derailed.

After a spike in pirate attacks in the Gulf of Aden in the fall, 18 countries contributed warships to an Armada to police the region.

This system, she says, was already a "sick patient" -with crowded dockets and understaffed courts-but electronic discovery now threatens a lethal "spike in fever".

In contrast, Germany's match against Portugal for third place, produced no spike in heart-related problems. Germany defeated Portugal 3-1.

Analysts say the prices of raw materials, including glutinous rice, sugar and edible oil, have risen 25% this year, causing a spike in rice dumpling price.

Blood samples provided by the students throughout the study show a spike in levels of the liver enzyme alanine aminotransferase (ALT).

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A cold snap in the winter of 2005-06 led to a spike in demand for natural gas, which is used both as a heating fuel and to generate electricity.

While the spike in prices could eat into profits for the Hersheys of the world, the campaigns are unlikely for now to crimp sales, said Edward Jones analyst Jack Russo.

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Recent headlines tell the story of a global spike in food prices.

When do lenders price additional risk to federal borrowing, leading to a damaging spike in interest rates?

Counselors in the office where Lewis sought help - the state-funded employment agency Workforce Solutions - have seen a spike in the number of clients over 55.

Banks also have a big cushion in terms of capital, so a spike in bad loans is unlikely to sink them.

The free glutamic acid in yeast extracts are relatively low and of the concentration that will not produce a harmful spike in the body when consumed.

Energy prices have been rising sharply. Last year's spike in fuel prices had little effect on core consumer prices, but things are different now.

Scientists have recorded a massive spike in the amount of a powerfulgreenhouse gas seeping from Arctic permafrost, in adiscovery that highlights the risks of a dangerous climate tipping point.

Online shopping sites know that during the holiday season there is a spike in website visitors.

In Asia in early 2008 a spike in the price of rice led to widespread unrest and desperate attempts by governments to secure more supplies.

But there was a sharp spike in money-market interest rates after the collapse of Lehman Brothers, a liquidity squeeze and a notable shift in deposits.

After Simon Cowell, the acid-tongued host of the television show "American Idol," called one singer "insipid," Merriam-Webster noticed a dramatic spike in the number of lookups for the word.

Recent weeks have brought a spike in chatter about the prospect of an Israeli military strike on Iran’s nuclear installations.

When we eat sugar and it enters into our bloodstream too quickly, we have a spike in blood sugar levels (hyperglycemia).

Reporting a further drop in domestic pork prices and warning against diminishing hog-breeding incentives that could lead to a spike in prices later in the year.

The spike in yields on Treasurys on Friday was driven by the view that the Federal Reserve would need to raise interest rates sooner than expected, possibly slowing the economy too fast, too soon.