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When it peaked at the beginning of this year, using MSCI data, India's multiple was almost double that of the All Country-World index.

The flare peaked early Tuesday and created a large cloud that appeared to cover almost half the surface of the sun, NASA said.

But for the moment their influence looks as if it has peaked.

Exactly a year ago, Bastille Day was the moment the oil market peaked, then crashed.

Over the past two decades, its ratio of imports to GDP (which peaked at 32% in 2005) was more than twice that of Japan's.

The huge amounts of money thrown at this problem since Libor peaked almost five percentage points higher than it is now have had an effect.

This personage was a grey-bearded old man, wearing a woman's gown and a high, peaked cap. It was the buffoon, Nastasya Ivanovna.

Doctors say they do not know if this unusually early flu season has peaked yet, or if this year's outbreak will get worse.

And then, out of nowhere, the pain in his scar peaked. As he clutched his forehead and closed his eyes, a voice screamed inside his head.

It peaked after eight years of expansion. The United States was last in a recession from March to November of two thousand one.

Or price index rose at a stage when turnover is often quite small. Index peaked when turnover is withering.

Already, the number of deaths seems to be stabilizing, perhaps indicating that the first wave of this influenza has peaked.

The notion that education peaked around the time of the complainer's own graduation, and has gone down ever since, is an ancient one.

Global stock prices peaked at the end of October and then progressively declined for nearly a year into the Lehman crisis.

Citi's assets, which peaked at $2. 4 trillion a year ago, were down to a little over $2 trillion by the end of September.

The people were all dressed in clothing of a lovely emerald-green color and wore peaked hats like those of the Munchkins.

The severity of his drug withdrawal syndrome peaked the next day.

The level is high, but inflation remains in check and unemployment seems to have peaked.

And within society, enthusiasm for free enterprise seems to have peaked.

The American housing bubble peaked in early 2006, followed by an abrupt and rapid retreat over the past two years.

More importantly, the damage to its balance sheet from troubled assets may have peaked by the end of the year.

My hostage to fortune for 2004 is that this sort of guff has peaked and will recede.

There was no increase in the prevalence of obesity in black boys, except in the severely obese category, which peaked in 2007.

At the heart of its analysis is the ongoing effect of a "youth bulge" which peaked in 2000.

In February, the epidemic caused by Zhelatin variants peaked, with six modifications of this worm finding a place in the Top Twenty.

Internationally, meanwhile, Google's share gains have also likely peaked, especially now that it has pulled out of China.

Disease activity may have peaked in the earlier affected southern and south eastern parts of the United States.

'It is premature to say the pandemic has peaked world-wide, ' she said.

When the economic tide began to turn in 2006, as US housing prices peaked, few expected more than a gentle slowdown.

The flare peaked in July 2010, outshining all the stars in the galaxy put together, and then faded, but was still aglow a year later.

For instance, agricultural food prices are up 37% on a year ago, whereas in 2008 the rate of increase peaked at 75%.

Just a week ago the Spanish 10-year notes were yielding 4. 74% and in May, when Greece was in turmoil, Spanish yields peaked at 4. 93%.

Meanwhile, American families continued to climb in this respect and peaked at 7. 2 times as indicated across the chart.

Countries where outbreaks appear to have peaked should prepare for a second wave of infection.

It peaked in the early 1980s, just as shares were reaching the end of a long bear market.

But U. S. housing prices peaked in 2006 and declined after that, even as China's trade surplus continued to expand dramatically.

Commodity prices seem to have peaked for now.

The support at 1. 4310 should hold over the next week and a close below this level will signal the euro has peaked ahead of schedule.

The cabin was then a 9-by-10-foot box with a peaked roof, five small windows and a sleeping loft over a small supported by tree trunks.

Albert Einstein's wealth of new ideas peaked while he was still a young man of 26.

Unemployment peaked well below the levels endured in past recessions and had begun to drift down.

When the yen peaked a few weeks ago, it had risen on a trade-weighted basis by 48 per cent in barely 18 months.

However, Moody's now thinks that this global default rate has peaked and will fall sharply next year, to about 4 per cent.

Nationwide, house prices peaked in July 2008, and by October the volume of residential property sales was down 17% from a year ago.

The agency is urging countries where the disease has already peaked to prepare for a second wave of infections.

So, should you refrain from investing if you think the market has peaked?

Share has peaked and is beginning to slip back.

Michael stubbed out his cigarette and put on work pants, work shirt and the peaked cap most Sicilian men wore.

Worse, earnings forecasts peaked in 2000 just as the stockmarket was about to fall.

But things peaked soon afterward, when Jimmy Carter installed solar panels on the roof of the White House.

A year ago, Indian policy-makers were battling inflation, which peaked at nearly 13 per cent in August.

He had on one of the long - peaked caps but under it his father could see his eyes were wet .

In any case, the brilliant hedge fund operator predicts "earnings are likely to have peaked and will decline from current levels. "

They became more ascetic during the Song and Ming dynasties, but this trend peaked at the end of the Cultural Revolution.

Visible are snow peaked mountains near and far, tremendous cliffs, distant plateaus, the tops of clouds, and a dark blue sky. Mt.

Analysts say the margins may have peaked in the first half and that banks will struggle to replace high-yielding assets as they pay off.

Among women, unhappiness peaked at around the age of 40, whereas among men, it was about 50.

Stock markets in Europe and the US fell below their lows set in March, when fears of a systemic financial crisis peaked.

One study of men found that well-being peaked at age 65.

But if the bond market has now peaked, that game is going to be over.

Inflation appears to have peaked, suggesting monetary policy will not tighten much further.

Weekly jobless claims appear to have peaked, a sign the recession might end soon and that job cuts are easing.

However, it is now clear that the commodity boom peaked in June-July 2008 and is in sharp reverse.

Wang Qing, of Morgan Stanley, said headline inflation had already peaked even though April figures were above market expectations.

In the rich world, where beer drinking has peaked or is in decline, brewers have been acquiring rivals and slashing costs.

The consensus among economists is that it has peaked and gradually will decline for the rest of the year.

they peaked in October; there was a stable period between May and July; the overall trend is upwards.

Last July, new account openings to trade A-shares peaked at over 700, 000 a week; so far in April the average is 318, 000.

Subprime mortgages peaked at about 1% of the total in Australia and 2. 5% in Canada, compared with more than 14% in the United States.

In the last cycle they stopped hiking rates three months before the CPI peaked. CPI will be the best thing to settle market sentiment.

The more likely judgment is that Bush's two terms marked the moment when US power peaked and he over-reached, with execrable consequences.

Most analysts believe inflation peaked in July, when the annual consumer price index rose 6. 5 per cent from a year earlier.

without a moment's thought or puzzle, dame weasel opened her peaked muzzle to eat the intruder as a bird.

Out of the water, some resembles the island peaked cap, some resembles a steamed bread.

Mr. Napier thinks the bond market has peaked and bonds' expensive prices compared to stocks signals an equity bull market is in the offing.

all the same. The boy was peaked and pined, but he still believed that she would get better one day.

On either set of projections, the size of the labor force already has peaked.

It rarely has peaked more than a month or two before or after the top.

The test showed that the benthic macro alga appeared double-peaked hydrocarbon production rate while temperature ascending.

When that market peaked, the DVD player started it all over again.

If it can close above that level, it would be the Dow's best finish since September 2008, just before the financial crisis peaked.

Con: He's not even polling first in his own party. May have peaked too soon.

Since 2005 the police have taken the problem seriously enough to compile data. The number of cases peaked in 2009, at 401.

Accompanied by music with the students waved as the start of a user, the atmosphere peaked .

Rosenberg notes that real disposable income, household employment, real business sales and manufacturing output all peaked that month.

Growth in money supply peaked only last November, and tends to lead inflation by 12 to 18 months.

The latest data, to the end of May 23, suggests new claims may have peaked at about 630, 000 a week.

This almost rivals the number of PLA soldiers in the region, which peaked at 140, 000 and is now declining.

But the infection rate peaked two weeks earlier among the group of more-connected friends.

But the infection rate peaked two weeks earlier among the group of more-connected friends.

A remark often made by traders is that once individual investors catch on to a trend, it is likely to have peaked.

In the previous two U. S. downturns, M&A activity peaked shortly before the recession began and then bottomed about two years later.

Using his own research, Heckman also concludes that high school graduation rates peaked in the U. S. in the late 1960s, at about 80 percent.

Thus at the start of this decade, when lay-offs peaked, it hugely understated true unemployment.

Meanwhile, household debt peaked at 135% of disposable income in late 2007; by the middle of 2010 it had fallen to 123%.

The lap game peaked in popularity a decade ago. It is a spectacular outdoor game that advertises the power of cooperation.

The big Love Wave has peaked and that is not the end as it continues to lift the vibrations upon Earth.

Brando's political activism peaked when he sent a Native American to refuse his Godfather Oscar.

The Harrison was put up in 2007 as the real estate bubble peaked.

Year-on-year, pretax corporate-profit growth in the U. S. peaked at 42% in the last quarter of 2009.

The popularity of the reticulum theory peaked during the mid-nineteenth century.

The ADB said that "industrial production growth may have peaked in several economies, " including China, South Korea, and Singapore.

As a result, inflation has come down more slowly than expected but it does look to have peaked, while growth has held up well.

Gasoline consumption in the U. S. probably peaked in 2007 and is declining.

What's more, Lian added, China's trade surplus peaked in 2008 and was likely to shrink further this year.

The divorce rate, which peaked around 1980, is at its lowest level since the 1970s, according to the Census Bureau.

Inflation expectations. . . have trended steadily higher since fears of deflation peaked.

After her wave peaked, suddenly she started feeling very needy and possessive. She became insecure and demanded more attention.

It remains one of the most destructive pandemics in history which peaked in Europe between 1348 and 1350.

It remains one of the most destructive pandemics in history which peaked in Europe between 1348 and 1350.

August also was the month when stocks peaked and headed down before the crash of 1987, although the crash itself waited for October.

Three opinion polls this month have given the Conservatives a double-digit lead over Labour, whose resurgence peaked in December.

The back skull is flat, without receding either laterally or backward and the occipital bone is not highly peaked.

When the last gold bull market peaked in 1980 speculators took part by buying jewellery or coins, complete with retailers' markups.

After a decade-long boom peaked in 2007, the Irish government saw its tax revenue plummet and a huge budget gap open up.

Doctors say that cholera has not yet peaked and is likely to last months, if not years.

But recent jitters in stock markets and commodities markets have heightened concerns that some metal prices have peaked.

They say the pollution problem has peaked in several areas, a claim cautiously backed by several environmental groups in Henan.

The flip side of this release, Mystery Train, peaked at the #11 position on the national Billboard Country Chart.

The flip side of this release, Mystery Train, peaked at the #11 position on the national Billboard Country Chart.

We both agreed that our own agony levels peaked long before we ever set foot in an office.

We continue to think inflation has peaked but the level remains a concern.

Oddly, anecdotal evidence from organizers indicates visitor anxiety levels peaked in the mornings.

An anxiety which, participants agreed, has peaked with the Middle East revolts in general, and the Libyan crisis in particular.

Some observers argue that the FTC's probe may in fact be a signal that Google's influence has already peaked.

But by 2004, Mr Hande was under pressure from foreign shareholders over the company's profits, which peaked at $88, 380 in March 2005.

A land of heavy forests and barren deserts, of high-peaked mountains and deep canyons, America also enjoys great rivers and lakes.

During that time, the U. S. housing bubble peaked and popped, driving investors into Treasurys.

Only in parts of Southern California has it peaked in popularity.

Only in parts of Southern California has it peaked in popularity.

In the United States, the divorce rate peaked in the early 1980s and has been falling ever since.

Like now, leading indicators of economic growth peaked, which suggested the pace of economic expansion was set to slow.

The ETF fail rate peaked at $7 billion a day, says John Welborn, an economist with the Haverford Group, an investment firm.

Gold deliveries peaked at more than 8% in the early 1980s, when Mexico defaulted on its foreign debt and the world economy was in recession.

On their definitions, the number of international wars peaked during the 1970s and has been falling slowly since.

Output peaked in 2002 and may peter out in a decade.

Her career peaked during a 2001 concert tour, after which she chose to step out of the spotlight.

Households moved into a huge financial deficit, which peaked at just under 4 per cent of GDP in the second quarter of 2005.

The best time to sell is when the earnings expectations have peaked, the business model has peaked, or the valuations appear ridiculous.

The best time to sell is when the earnings expectations have peaked, the business model has peaked, or the valuations appear ridiculous.

Inflation is still uppermost elsewhere, notably in China, where price pressures may have peaked but are not easing fast.

As the personality cult widened, production peaked.

We'd done some load testing earlier, but this type of testing peaked near the end of the development cycle.

As for Europe, some believe that the eurozone crisis has already peaked.

"We've been saying for ages that it must have peaked, but it keeps going up, " says Dr Ezzati.

The economy will determine whether his credibility keeps soaring, or has already peaked.

The frenzy peaked when netizens went onto the streets in search of "Brother Sharp" . They wanted to update his latest photos.

Partly as a result, the rate of new TB cases peaked in 2004 and then began a slow decline, which continues today.

The disease occurred all the year round and peaked in winter and spring.

The disease occurred all the year round and peaked in winter and spring.

But the preoccupation with whether China will turn its back on Treasurys market may have peaked.

Output has already peaked in the majority of countries and has been declining in the United States since 1971.

Interest in vitamin C as a potential cancer therapy peaked about 30 years ago when case series data showed a possible benefit.

Inflation peaked at a 37-month high of 6. 5 percent in July and is expected to ease further as the autumn harvest comes in.

The total amount of debt actually peaked in the first quarter of 2009 at about $51 trillion.

Private investment, a leading indicator of the economy, peaked at the end of 2006.

Though many analysts say price rises have peaked, few expect CPI readings to tumble in the coming months.

Commercial oil stocks are more ample than they were when prices peaked in 2008.

The economists say that Chinese super saving may have peaked in 2007 and will start to decline.

The economists say that Chinese super saving may have peaked in 2007 and will start to decline.

Deutsche Bank analyst Tom Ernst says the market for packaged software has already peaked.

In fact, the cloud craze may have peaked already, if the number of Google searches is any guide (see chart 1).

The worst is over only in the narrowest sense that the pace of global decline has peaked.

Year-on-year house-price inflation peaked in April at 12. 8%, but has since moderated a bit.

California pump prices are rapidly closing in on September's record high, when a gallon of regular unleaded peaked at $3. 054.

Its brightness peaked in May with an apparent magnitude of about 3 and slowly declined in the following months.

Majority voting may lead to inconsistent decisions regarding public goods if some people's preferences are not single peaked.

Most races on city streets are peaked, usually where the dotted lines are.

Photo : no floating clouds up again and look at whether the Shanghai property market peaked ?

Clearing the massive conifer forests of Minnesota continued into the first decades of the 20th century, when production peaked in 1905.

You are in excellent shape, have peaked and may find that you can run some great races.

But Beck believes this phenomenon is purely temporary and has probably peaked.

illustrateEnrollment in computer science programs peaked around 2000, at the height of the dotcom frenzy.

The number of people newly ill with tuberculosis peaked and then began a slow but steady decline.

The remaining (39 neurons, 39%) IC neurons had isointensity functions in which different curves peaked at different stimulus frequencies.

There is a much better chance that global growth has peaked and the boom is about to fizzle.

On view are Roman sarcophagi, often with peaked roofs and looking like marble houses.

The number of counterfeit bills in circulation peaked in 2004, but has been steadily declining since.

Unrest, uprisings, rebellions, revolutions, and all-out wars between nations intensified when the 11-year solar cycle peaked.

The firm's assets peaked near $20 billion at the end of 2007 on the back of a 30% annual return.

In countries like Cote d'Ivoire and Kenya, prevalence has peaked and declines are now being registered year after year.

The current situation is the latest twist in a long-running saga that peaked three years ago.

Asbestos use peaked in 1973 in the U. S. , but its use and has since declined by 99. 8%, according to the American Lung Association.

In January Washington's unemployment rate peaked at 12%, well above the national average.

Though the population of Centralia peaked in the 1960s at more than two thousand people, now fewer than ten live here.

Its stock market peaked at year-end 1989. If you had then been gifted with perfect foresight, what should you have done?

US stocks have fallen more than 60 per cent in real terms since the market peaked in 2000.

That is because the impact of fiscal stimulus may already have peaked, even with less than half the money spent.

The Italian Renaissance peaked in the late 15th century as foreign invasions plunged the region into turmoil.

Macquarie estimated China's steel inventory peaked in January, and has since dropped about 15%.

Little did we expect to create an industry that ultimately peaked at more than 300 million unit sales per year.

He is very shy, so he wears his hair long with the peaked cap to shade his eyes.

July's data suggested that headline inflation has peaked, we believe.

The industry is unlikely to approach the record full-year Asia-Pacific total of $727bn, achieved in 2007, when M&A volumes peaked worldwide.

Real estate prices have cooled and stock prices peaked in October 2007 after a two-year boom that saw shares rise six-fold in value.

The price of a barrel of crude, having burst through $100 in February, peaked at $147 on July 11th.

Among men age 50 and older, the rate peaked at 12. 9% in December, and was at its lowest of 5. 5% in October.

Critics also point out that global discovery of new oil fields peaked in the 1960s and has been declining ever since.

Stone and his colleagues found that stress peaked in those between the ages of 22 to 25 and decreased drastically after the mid-50s.

In early 2000, when its market capitalisation peaked at nearly $550 billion, it was briefly the world's most valuable company.

Investors also point to the 1980 bubble, when gold peaked at $850 an ounce and plummeted by 60 per cent in one year, as an aberration.

He was only in sweater, without outerwear, and wore a white peaked cap.

After a spectacular bull run, China's domestic A-share market peaked last October.

Barring a big hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico or a disruptive geopolitical event, oil prices appear to have peaked.

Its underlying losses during the crisis peaked at about SFr45 billion.

Bone formation around HA blocks peaked within 1 year after implantation, and then it faded gradually.

And then, as his feeling of frustration peaked, his certainty leaked away.

Global output of traditional crude oil peaked around 2005-2006 and is currently declining.

I glanced up at several white birds darting over the peaked red rooftops.

In Eastern Europe the incidence rate increased during the 1990s, but peaked around 2001, and has since fallen.

There were other shapes as well, including one that resembled a house, with a peaked roof.

"In 2008, inflation peaked and then fell rapidly. Now, inflation will remain sticky, " says Mr Law.

Where Tim the ostler listened. His face was white and peaked.

The price of the concert ticket has peaked.

The most pessimistic peak-oil proponents think that global oil supply has peaked or is about to do so.

In fact though, food price inflation has probably already peaked.

American manufacturing employment peaked in 1979 and has been generally falling since.

Productivity peaked in January.

In bubble-era Japan, a byword for manic real estate speculation, apartment prices peaked at 12-15 times average household income.

The weight lifter's strength peaked just in time for the competition.

South African gold output peaked at more than 1 million kilograms in 1970, the Johannesburg-based Chamber of Mines says.

Growth, however, peaked in January and revenues have declined in the past two quarters.

Set for a long time when the weak, the inevitable long simply tired, prices will trend down gradually peaked, and that is "the lethargy . "

Finally, the OECD's China Leading Index peaked in late 2009 and has fallen for six straight months.

The growth in public agricultural-research spending peaked in the 1970s and has been withering ever since.

When Greek default fears peaked in April 2010, the yield on English-law governed bonds was 7% lower than the yield on Greek-law equivalents.

Art sales peaked in 2007, when Sotheby's and its main competitor, Christie's, sold a combined $11. 3 billion worth.

Exxon Mobil Corp. CEO Rex Tillerson said this month that U. S. gasoline demand peaked in 2007.

That could raise hopes that job-cuts may have peaked.

There is some good news: The divorce rate, which peaked around 1980, is at its lowest level since 1970.

The number of companies listed on the major domestic exchanges peaked in 1997 at more than 7, 000, and it has been falling ever since.

They argue that oil supplies peaked as early as 2008 and will decline rapidly, taking the economy with them.

Soviet strategic delivery systems peaked at approximately 2, 500 bombers, submarine-launched missiles, and land-based missiles in 1979.

The rally surged in late 2008 as the financial crisis peaked.

The number of population peaked at 8million.

Both Britain and America peaked with a share of about 50%, in 1914 and 1967 respectively.

It is clear by now that the latest wave of technology, which started in early 2003, has peaked.

The snow peaked Fujiyama is the trademark of Japan.

Sales of the Britannica peaked in 1990, when 120, 000 sets were sold in the United States.

I think we may have peaked a little too soon and we didn't come into the playoffs hitting on all cylinders.

And today's unemployment rate, though rising, is 5. 5%. In the Great Depression, it peaked at 25%.

Blood alcohol levels peaked at around the same time -- 30 minutes after having the drink -- regardless of which mixer was used.

The outbreak has not peaked.

Day by day the disappointed lover peaked and pined.

Four days later, the market peaked and bottomed out 46 percent lower one year later.

Since the US housing market peaked in July 2006, the home price index has fallen 26. 7 per cent.

Min smile this scene so that the highest honor in a Strange in Germany peaked in popularity.

Wheat prices peaked in March at $454 a tonne, more than doubling between mid-2007 and March this year.

They peaked last March and have fallen consistently since then.