31.   The report attributed the rise to increased exports of clothing, among other products, to the U.S. market.

32.   The report attributed the second-half surge to economic reforms that stabilized prices.

33.   The report attributes the heightened secrecy to the growing number of government e-mails that contain sensitive information.

34.   The report attributed the disparity to bias on the part of police, prosecutors, judges and public agencies that handle runaway cases.

35.   The report attributed the drop to the liquidity crunch, which is preventing investors from expanding their production capacity to boost exports.

36.   The report attributed the increase to growing imports of Iraqi oil in the winter.

37.   The report attributed the slower increase to fewer new projects and a decline in real estate investment.

38.   The report attributed the surge to the rising strength of the U.S. dollar, which boosted the yen-denominated value of Japanese holdings overseas.

39.   The report attributed this to political opposition, inadequate funding, and failure to carry out stated goals.

40.   The report attributed the rise in profit to increased subscribers and an expansion of operations and services to more than one-third of the country.