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Discover Ludwig"despite a slowdown" is a perfectly valid phrase in written English.
It is typically used to show that something has been or is expected to be affected by a slow down in another area. For example: "Despite a slowdown in the economy, the company was able to increase profits last quarter."
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Since then, and despite a slowdown in productivity growth, pay has lagged badly behind productivity growth.
Despite a slowdown in growth from torrid levels, Vietnam's youthful population is a strong lure for foreign companies.
Still, the Commerce Department said personal income was holding up, as was consumption, despite a slowdown in holiday retail sales.
He also predicted that emerging-market economies would continue to grow despite a slowdown in the United States and Europe.
The increase came despite a slowdown in global manufacturing, as many of the world's largest economies struggled because of the financial crisis.
By 2005 the rate had fallen to 27% and, despite a slowdown in progress in the past couple of years, it is now probably lower still.
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German companies continue to look for workers despite signs of a slowdown.
Despite reminders of a slowdown, consumers have continued to spend, lifting retail sales 0.8percentt in April.
Despite signs of a slowdown in Brazil, Latin American economies are forecast to grow by 3.6 percent this year compared with a 0.2 percent contraction in the 17-member euro zone.
Strong Growth, Mixed Signals Despite signs of a slowdown, the U.S. labor market has made remarkable gains in recent months.
"We have not seen any signs of a slowdown, despite talk of a slowdown".
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