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Since 1998, the year that excitement over "Titanic" helped the ceremony draw an average of 55.3 million viewers, the figure has dipped nearly 25percentt.

And though 20 years ago, about 15percentt of the nation's timber production came from national forests, mostly in the Northwest, that figure has dipped below 5percentt, driven by a series of federal decisions aimed at protecting the environment, and in particular by the 1994 Northwest Forest Plan, crafted to meet a court-ordered directive to save the endangered spotted owl.

The number of people in work fell by 2,000 in the latest quarter to February, to just under 30 million, the first time the figure has dipped since autumn 2011.

Although still strongly positive, that number was down from the roughly 75% recorded throughout the previous decade (the figure had dipped to 66% in 2012).

Villa's form has dipped.

The coal mining industry gave 97percentt of its donations to Republicans in 2016 ― a figure that has dipped to 95percentthis yearar. . "This is going to be the way that we ask people to make some clear choices, so voters know what they're getting," Pelosi said.

But long-term unemployment remains stubbornly high, although the current figure, 4.1 percent, at least has dipped below what had been (before the Great Recession) the post World War II high of 4.2 percent reached in early 1983.

Its British market share has dipped into single figures and no decision has yet been taken to replace the ageing Rover 200/400 models (half the Rover output of 560,000 cars a year).Despite these reverses, Mr Pischetsrieder denies that the shared-platform strategy that is right for Tokyo, Turin or Detroit would be right for Munich and Birmingham.

Truth is, the take up of holidays, whether abroad or at home, has dipped, according to Visit Britain's latest figures.

Overall the FTSE 100 has dipped 2.38 points to 6794.05 ahead of UK unemployment figures and the latest minutes from the Bank of England.