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Economists polled by Reuters had expected the decline in productivity to be revised to a 1.6 percent rate.

The economy may shrink at a slightly lower rate in the first quarter than it did in the fourth (in part because fourth-quarter growth is likely to be revised to a steeper drop than the first annualised estimate of 3.8%).

In any case, there is a consensus among Japanese archaeologists that the beginning of Yayoi should be revised to a date earlier by at least three centuries than the traditional 500 BCE.

"June's industrial figures suggest that the drop in GDP in the second quarter is likely to be revised to a slightly smaller fall," said Samuel Tombs, an analyst at Capital Economics research group.

Still, the market did not give much heft to the news, as many suggested the number would be revised to a modest increase in jobs when it is revised next month.

Consequently, diagnosis had to be revised to a hyperreactive malarial splenomegaly (HMS).

The April figure had been revised to a 1.1percentt gain earlier this month.

He was revised to a total knee arthroplasty with an excellent functional outcome at 1 year.

In this series, a failed first-generation patellofemoral arthroplasty was revised to a second-generation prosthesis.

(The forecast has since been revised to a 40 percent chance of rain).

"Now these numbers are being revised to a quarter-point cut, which is just not as encouraging".