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Economists said the economy was lagging slightly behind the American business cycle.
But the private poll suggests Northam is lagging slightly behind the Latino support Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton received last year.
Unlike Mr. Clinton, Mr. Gore has been lagging slightly behind his Republican opponent in recent polls, in part because Democrats are not rallying behind him as enthusiastically as Republicans are supporting Gov. George W. Bush of Texas.
"The Book of Mormon" has long had the most expensive premium ticket on Broadway — last week that show topped out at $477 — and until now "Hamilton" has been lagging slightly behind, at $475 last week.
Readjusting for CPI, as the Resolution Foundation did following December's autumn statement, shows that the recovery in living standards may be lagging slightly behind the measure that Osborne referenced today.
Entry-level tech workers generally make more in New York and Los Angeles than they do in Boston and Chicago, which are lagging slightly behind the more established tech hub cities in pay.
He notes that while 35% of e-commerce transactions in China come from mobile devices, Alibaba is lagging slightly behind, with 31% of its sales generated from mobiles.
As may be expected, these home improvements are lagging slightly behind transaction levels in the housing market, with buyers perhaps waiting a few months in their new home before spending more on laying new carpets.
Despite continuing deep convection near the center of Elida and even an embedded eye, the center was lagging behind, making the storm slightly tilted.
Fund-raising was lagging, too.
