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With consumer spending making up around three fifths of UK GDP, this will continue to dampen the UK's growth prospects.

Financial market stress, government spending cuts, stubbornly high unemployment and political uncertainty continue to dampen growth in high-income countries, the fund said.

"There is a risk that recent weakness, coupled with lower levels of business confidence now prevailing, could continue to dampen growth," Mr. Macfarlane said.

Worries about the strength of the global economy, particularly in China and the eurozone, continue to dampen sentiment, as does the US air strikes in Syria.

We will continue to dampen down hotspots, check for potential reignition and support the demolition process for as long as necessary.

Other factors, such as contracts that reward doctors for providing better care rather than lots of it, could continue to dampen growth in future.The new report from CMS provides more data for academics to munch on.

The second lesson is that distance of various sorts continued to dampen international business activity.

As the weather continues to dampen the best-laid of spring garden plans, plants and flowers native to Scotland are being lauded as a reliable — and stylish — solution.

Modest growth returned to the computer industry in the second quarter following a dip earlier this year, although consumer appetite for tablets continued to dampen demand for desktop and laptop PCs.

PITTSBURGH (AP) — The aluminum producer Alcoa said Wednesday that it lost $454 million in the second quarter as the global recession continued to dampen demand and prices for the lightweight metal.

"Ceaseless talk of a recession continues to dampen the mood of consumers in general, whether or not a recession actually occurs," the company's chief executive, Robert I. Toll, said in a statement.