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But the Dutch board had been correspondingly cautious.

The position of the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, known as Abu Mazen, had been correspondingly weakened, she added.

Its sanctions have been correspondingly milder.

"It's always been on the periphery of London, so has been correspondingly characterised by peripheral thinking, and had difficulty attracting quality staff".

It is as if, in developing such finely calibrated night vision, the capacity for seeing in broad daylight has been correspondingly diminished.

For most of the last three years oil has hovered around $100 a barrel, and the price of petrol has been correspondingly flat.

Standards are quite tight at the moment; while prices are falling, the chances of dipping underwater and becoming delinquent are relatively high, and banks have been correspondingly cautious.

Across Pakistan, the religious tenor has been correspondingly radicalised: the tolerant, Sufi-minded Barelvi form of Islam is now out of fashion in northern Pakistan, especially in the NWFP, overtaken by the rise of the more hardline and politicised Wahhabism.

In America department stores such as Neiman Marcus, Saks and JCPenney have all reported declining sales in their most recent results.The corollary of high consumer spending has been that savings rates have been correspondingly low.

And as many readers have correctly pointed out, living longer doesn't mean that your ability to engage in physical labor — which many Americans still do — has been correspondingly extended.

Stephen King and Ian Morris of HSBC point out that growth in consumer spending, total investment and exports in this cycle has been correspondingly feeble.Yet, like Wile E. Coyote running over the edge of a cliff, financial services kept on going.