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While Gujarat's HDI performance was above the national average in the 1980s and 1990s, it decelerated in the 2000s and came down to the national average.

And while revenue grew 8 percent over all in the period, the pace of growth decelerated in the second quarter, Burberry said.

Japan and South Korea reached the $7,000 mark around 1969 and 1988, respectively, whereupon their annual average economic growth rates decelerated in the following decade by 4.1 and 2.4 percentage points, respectively, Morgan Stanley calculates.

We all know online advertising decelerated in the third quarter, but how bad was the slowdown overall?

It could be that Nokia's advertising decelerated in the period, but the company itself highlighted a number of other reasons for the decline.

Special attention is paid to the role of the inter-diffusion zone, since coating cracks are decelerated in the inter-diffusion zone before penetrating into the substrate.

In one drive mode it freewheels when you decelerate; in the other it slows rapidly under automatic regenerative braking with brake lights lit: you choose.

The exact design will be determined by Lockheed Martin in its studies, but the 2018 lander will use a heat shield to decelerate in the top layer of the Martian atmosphere.

But according to the WTO, trade is decelerating: in the first quarter of this year services exports rose by only 3% on a year earlier; China's exports were down by 4%.In this section Output, prices and jobs Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates The Economist commodity-price index Trade in commercial services Markets Reprints.

"Amidst evidence that the general economy is slowing to a crawl, this report indicates that manufacturing activity continues to grow at a healthy pace," he said in a statement, adding that he expected manufacturing "to decelerate in the near term but still grow faster than overall GDP".

Industrial growth is likely to continue to decelerate in the coming months as tightening measures filter through, Mr. Qu said, but "resilient consumer spending and continued investment in ongoing mass infrastructure projects should support a G.D.P. growth rate of almost 9 percent for the rest of this year".