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Investors sentiment did tick up in August from a very low level, while current conditions are certainly under-pressure.

The tick-up in stock markets also helped initial public offerings resurface.

Political analysts say bad economic news is to blame, especially the recent tick up in the jobless rate to 9. 1%.

"My expectation is that we will probably continue to see unemployment tick up for several months, " Mr. Obama said.

As the digits tick up toward one billion, the World Bank is calling on policymakers to put food first.

Now that he has corrected his mistake and returned to her side, her support will tick up again.

The boy supported him. 'Tick up the cutlass! Give it to me!

Obama's 45% approval rating this week is a tick up from his third quarter average of 2011.

A significant slowdown could cause the number of nonperforming loans to tick up.

Interest rates will tick up as the economy expands -- a plus for the dollar.

The reading is expected to tick up to 75 from last month's 74. 2, according to a Reuters poll.

The unemployment rate is expected to tick up to 9. 6%, compared to 9. 4% in July.

In 2010, most expect base metals, oil and farm commodities to find a base with a possible modest tick up by year's end.

In fact, even if the restrictions were loosened immediately the birth rate might not tick up by very much.

The Jackpots will tick up and carry over to any game you play.