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TRADE, EXCHANGE RATES AND RESERVES  America's merchandise-trade deficit widened to $23.2 billion in August; its 12-month total widened to $230.7 billion.

TRADE, EXCHANGE RATES AND BUDGETS America's visible-trade surplus edged down to $30.6 billion in August, but the 12-month total widened yet again, to $305.8 billion.

TRADE, EXCHANGE RATES AND RESERVES America's visible-trade deficit shrank by 8.3% in June to $15.0 billion; the 12-month total widened marginally to $197.4 billion.

The total trade deficit widened to a 17-month high in January as exports fell appreciably and imports declined modestly.

The introduction of the arts-and-sciences type of encyclopaedia inevitably hastened the use of specialist contributors, for it widened the total subject field considerably.

Had bond spreads not widened, the total pension deficit of FTSE 100 companies would be about twice its current £41 billion, Lane Clark & Peacock reckons (see chart).And even that number may be an understatement.

He added a round of 67 to his two 66s for an 11-under-par total of 199 that widened his lead to three strokes over Nathan Green (67) and Vijay Singh (69).

During the past decade the gap between the flushest and stingiest teams has widened as total spending has risen from below £100m to £750m, according to the Sport Business Group at Deloitte & Touche, an accountancy firm.Top teams can manage the larger bills because they earn income from European competitions for which they routinely qualify, and because they can sell more seats and shirts.

As it will be shown in the next section, considering the total indirect effects widens the difference between the gross bilateral balances of trade and the value-added bilateral balances, mostly because of the way each NAFTA member is integrated with the rest of the world.

Total perivascular space widening score was calculated by summing the three scores.

"The total trade deficit disappointingly and unexpectedly widened in December as imports rose more than exports.