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Data from the Index of Production published this month also suggests little evidence of any recovery.

Between September 2011 and May 2016, the average private rent in Great Britain increased 8%, according to figures from the Index of Private Housing Rental Prices IPHRPPrivate Housing Rental Prices IPHRP

From the index of my well-thumbed copy: slut slattern 62.7    bitch 413.26    female animal 420.10    strumpet 987.14 The last of these sounds promising.

Two delicate, ribbonlike wall pieces, on which Ms. Mirra has typed entries from the index of a book on deer hunting, provide the exhibition with intimations of mortality, the handling of guns and the butchering of dead animals.

One legend has it that Vincent Impellitteri, an obscure legal secretary for a judge, was chosen for the Democratic ticket in 1945 by party leaders who plucked his name from the index of the Green Book.

There's a Roth missing from the index of Leader's book, but it's not Leader's fault: Henry Roth, whose first novel, "Call It Sleep," came out in 1934, when Roth was twenty-seven.

From 1963 to 2004, the index of American stocks he tested gained 10.84 percent annually in a geometric average, which avoided overstating the true performance.

Socioeconomic deprivation was measured based on their LSOA using the income domain from the Indices of Deprivation 2007 10 divided into quintiles over the whole of England.

The index measuring how consumers feel about their present situation fell 3percentto to 152, from 156.8, while the index of future expectations fell 0.6percentto to 92.9, from 93.5.

Most economists are forecasting a rise in the index of 5.2percentt from the first quarter of 1989 to the first quarter of 1990.

I am prohibited from making the severity of sentences the index of my effectiveness".