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A Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) survey of fund managers found that those expecting slower Chinese growth outnumbered those predicting an upturn by 65 percentage points.
When he was elected to the Elysée, the economic and social crisis in France was already dire, but he bet publicly on an upturn by this year.
But if there is no sign of a significant upturn by this fall, voters are going to be asking tough questions about what their elected officials have been doing to make things better.
The jeans maker Levi Strauss & Company said today that its long-sagging sales had fallen even further in the first quarter, but management offered hope for an upturn by the end of the year.
Analysts say that despite the widespread weakness that will hurt stocks, pub chains should experience an upturn by the end of 2009.
Some industries, of course, have already been upturned by online retail.
That was when conventional Paris shows were upturned by Pierre Cardin, whose journey into space is still ongoing.
That same disease recently struck two friends, whose lives have been upturned by radiation treatment and brain surgery.
Alison Pick, Far to Go Tells the story of two Jews whose lives are upturned by the arrival of Nazi forces in Czechoslovakia during the Second World War.
The toll of parenthood proves a terrible realization for John and Veronica, who find both their home and their circadian rhythms upturned by their 6-month-old daughter, Clara.
Standing on the stage, crowned Prom Queen, a bucket of pig's blood - dark, gloopy, menstrual - teeters above Carrie's head, before being upturned by one of her enemies.
