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That is partly because industries are more efficient, and partly because industrial growth has moved abroad, where electricity is cheaper.

The younger generation, swept up in India's heady economic growth, has moved on to more lucrative and less labor-intensive work.

In the UK, wage growth has moved above inflation for the first time in five years.Suddenly, this has brokers talking about the potential for interest rate increases.

All these urban protests, said Peskov, are a sign that economic growth has moved ahead of political reform, and that can be fixed: "Ten years ago, we didn't have any middle class.

Revenue growth has moved up smartly: 16% in this year's first half, to $15.5 billion.

Long-term jobs growth has moved to an all-time high of 145 million in the household survey and 136 million in nonfarm payrolls.

And the technology-focused American stockbroking boutiques that Easdaq hoped would drive its growth have moved into Europe more slowly than expected.Not that Easdaq has given up.

The manufacturers' organisation, EEF, said jobs growth – which continued in April for the 24th successive month – was a promising sign but that overall growth had moved down a gear.

PAGE E1 LINCOLN CENTER LOOKS TO THE FUTURE Two years ago, Jazz at Lincoln Center was struggling under the weight of its growth, having moved into a new $131 million home in the Time Warner Center, tripled its budget and taken on three stages in 2004.

Over the past 30 years, sustained investment in scientific enterprises, reform of China's university system, and dynamic research and development growth have moved China from a backwater to a leader in applied science.

To help manage its explosive growth, DonateGames has moved into a new office facility after filling up donated warehouse spaces.