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While such low inflation has been characterised by some government critics as a sign of economic fragility, for households it means they are better off in real terms.

While inflation is well off the government-set target for 2% and has been characterised by some government critics as a sign of economic fragility, for households, it means they are better off in real terms.

In it, the president and first vice-president of the world's youngest country, apparently reconciled after a two-year civil war between their followers that has killed at least 50,000 people and been characterised by some of the most depraved human rights abuses this century, call on the world to back a truth and reconciliation commission to help staunch South Sudan's many wounds.

Alongside the formal control it exerted over its own colonies, Britain's dominant position in world trade meant that it effectively controlled the economies of many countries, such as China, Argentina and Siam, which has been characterised by some historians as "Informal Empire".

They are patronised and stereotyped as hapless and weak, and are expected to be thankful for work that is characterised by some NGOs as empowering, rather than exploitative.

So mustn't grumble too much, eh? Mexico deserved to win, but the game was characterised by some truly laughable refereeing decisions.

The Dons started the match well and defended stubbornly in a goalless first half which was characterised by some wayward shooting by the home steam until David Zurutuza broke through the red resistance in the 53rd minute.

Apart from its large and intriguing pockets of old-world charm, Bilbao is characterised by some of Europe's most challenging and inspiring contemporary architecture - from Frank Gehry's Guggenheim Museum to Sir Norman Foster's metro stations.

A young black man brought up on a council estate in north London by his single mother, who had to work at three jobs to keep him and his two sisters in food and clothing, he was characterised by some sections of the press as "a former drug-dealing gang member".

Similarly to the case of real-valued functions, the operator convexity can be characterised by some operator inequalities.

The skimming flow is characterised by some momentum transfer from the main stream to the recirculation zones in the shear layer developing downstream of each step edge.