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Business confidence perked up in the last two months of the year on the gauge published by Ifo, a Munich research group.
Underlining the lingering malaise within the Chinese economy, however, a separate manufacturing activity gauge published by the British bank HSBC came in at an 11-month low of 47.7.
U.S. manufacturing isn't doing much better, according to an industrial gauge published by The Institute for Supply Management.
The Eurozone Future Inflation Gauge, published by the ECRI, rose to 95.3 in May from 94.0 in April.
The gauge of German business sentiment published by Ifo, a research institute in Munich, rose in July to its highest level for seven months.
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Riley and two other men who were part of the plot waited two weeks for the poem to be published by major newspapers in Chicago, Boston, and New York to gauge their reaction; they were disappointed.
Clinical guidelines on smoking cessation published by the US Surgeon General emphasise the importance of gauging the patient's readiness to stop smoking [ 35].
How far we've come since those days may be gauged by the arrival on Thursday of Understanding Psychosis and Schizophrenia, a report published by the British Psychological Society.
