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If anything, the momentum has edged back the other way.
The Arab League's secretary-general, Amr Moussa, has edged back from his initial endorsement of the no-fly zone.
The death rate has edged back up since then, to 3.1 last year, mainly because of deaths in Ford Explorers equipped with Firestone tires.
But over the last month, it has edged back up to $27.
(It since has edged back up to about 12.3 million).
Job creation has slowed, the unemployment rate has edged back above nine percent, the bond market is jittery about U.S. government debt, businesses remain skittish about expansion and debt contagion in Europe continues to simmer.
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By the close, the shares had edged back to 282.75p, still down 35.45% for the day.
By late afternoon, the shares had edged back to 28.81 euros, a gain of 1percentt.
Now, according to some pollsters, they have edged back to within a single point of the conservative Christian Democrats.
But over the weeks, topical cartoons have edged back in -- gingerly, at first, and now full force.
Credit Suisse said last week that its investment banking arm would post a loss for the third quarter after having edged back into profitability in the second quarter.
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