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Manufacturing growth in the eurozone was slower than expected in October with price cutting failing to lift orders, according to a survey.
Participants lifted (or, in the no-vision task, saw) each cube 15 times, with one of three randomized lift orders (45 lifts in total).
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In a second report, the department said that a surge in demand for commercial aircraft lifted orders for big-ticket manufactured goods in September, but that business spending — a sign of expansion — weakened.
[C3.] Russia Lifts Order Involving Yukos Russia lifted an order that froze some assets of Yukos after the company said the action could shut down its oil production.
The evacuation order for parts of Kawauchi was lifted fully in autumn 2014; it was previously classified as an area in preparation for the lifting order in which previous residents were permitted restricted stays (Sekiguchi 2014).
But the I.N.S. argues that it would be far better to have immigration judges formally lift deportation orders after a hearing, as was done before 1996.
Indonesia's Supreme Court ordered a district court in North Sulawesi to lift an order that a gold mine be closed because of a tax dispute.
So was the court right to lift the order for Bartlam's anonymity?
In 2014 the government lifted evacuation orders for parts of two nearby towns.
On Monday, Justice Teori Zavascki lifted the orders that had placed Mr. Esteves under house arrest and barred from work.
While businesses largely pulled back in July, strong demand for civilian aircraft lifted overall orders for durable goods by 4.2 percent after a 1.6 percent increase in June.
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