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Just as the boom years of the 1980's reflected the big spending that rising debt made possible, the economic sluggishness of the last 18 months reflects a steady decline in new borrowing, particularly by the private sector.
The unemployment outlook for the next 16 months reflects a 9.1 percent rate this year, down slightly from the 9.3 percent forecast when President Obama made his annual budget request in February.
One suggestion is that a decline of 50% or greater from baseline sustained over 2 months reflects a response (Kelly et al, 1993).
Those who had been eligible, but not received benefits for years or months reflects a reality for many people with cancer; without specialist services, there will be substantial non uptake of benefit entitlement.
Because Ae. aegypti eggs, under laboratory conditions, can withstand desiccation for up to 4 months depending on ambient humidity levels, 57 it seems plausible that the lagged RHAVG predictor (at 6 months) reflects an interseasonal memory, whereby moisture conditions during prior wet/dry seasons influence the number of dengue cases in the current season.
William O. Bourke, president and chief executive of the Richmond-based corporation, said results in the latest three months reflected a slowing of shipments from levels a year earlier, when constomers were building strike-hedge inventories.
Verizon, for its part, lets you pay for a device over 24 months, reflecting a monthly cost of $27.08.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Borrowing by consumers slowed in July to the weakest pace in seven months, reflecting a slowdown in demand for car loans.
Orders to American factories fell in October by the largest amount in five months, reflecting a big drop in demand for aircraft.
When Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner was asked last week whether the dollar's speedy decline in recent months reflected a deliberate government strategy, he answered with the kind of language used by a generation of Treasury secretaries.
New Zealand's trade balance turned to deficit for the first time in seven months, reflecting a seasonal decline in the amount of meat, wool and cheese available for export, while demand for imports rose.
