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The ECB's outlook for eurozone growth was slightly more pessimistic than when forecasts were last published in June.

There were more than 120,000 people in civil partnerships when statistics were last published in October 2013.

(America's FHFA index, which excludes houses that are financed with large mortgages, was also down, but the country's Case-Shiller national and ten-city indices rose modestly).Asia's price rises lead the way, as they did when the data were last published in July.

But the latest available data show that in half of the 20 countries whose markets we monitor, house prices are higher than they were twelve months earlier.Since these indicators were last published at the end of 2009, house-price inflation has quickened in each of the seven countries where it was already positive.

Books were last published in Afghanistan in 721 A.D. For years Kabul has been widely dismissed by publishers as the second-toughest book market, right behind Los Angeles.

When serving-size requirements were last published in 1993, for example, a serving of ice cream was 1/2 cup and a serving of soda was 8 ounces.

And the Green Book, which was last published for 2008-9, has no listing for NYC Media, the city's video service.

Mrs. Helton's Let's Play the Piano, Books 13 was last published in a 1998 revision.

The volume was last published in 2005, after which it was "transferred online because the publishing industry surrounding encyclopedias died", Huxtable says.

"Wacker's Manual" was taken up by the city's schools superintendent Ella Flagg Young; it was last published in 1937, after which it slowly filtered out of the curriculum.

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