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This moment, time seems to have stagnated, the air also embodies.

German firms have been running cash surpluses since 2004, when profits began to rise as a share of national income as real wages stagnated.

Since the early nineteen- eighties , by contrast , financial blow ups have proliferated and living standards have stagnated .

PicoContainer's development seems to have stagnated somewhat.

Young women's employment has stagnated and is well below that of young men.

It all looks fresh, but then it sort of gets stagnated.

Japan's economy has stagnated since the bursting of a stock- market and real-estate bubble in the early 1990s.

Starting in 1975, male US median pay has stagnated in real terms, while gross domestic product continued to rise rapidly.

While the G. D. P. has continued to rise, wages have stagnated, pensions have shrunk or disappeared and income inequality has increased.

Manufacturing companies and stagnated enterprise data management deals can be a place to apply these technologies.

With jobs so scarce, wages stagnated even as the cost of living rose, forcing households to borrow to maintain their standard of living.

The immense strains wretchedly put this uprising star in a miserable dilemma with her performing career stagnated.

During the past several years, wages have stagnated for people up and down the income ladder.

But this spawned another mantra: the two-speed world, in which emerging markets surged even as the advanced nations stagnated.

Over the last decade, Australia's share of production of most commodities has stagnated or declined.

And Macedonia, unable to resolve a quarrel with Greece over its name, has stagnated as an EU candidate since 2005.

Though the Bank of France went for 0. 8 per cent, it warned that industrial expansion would decelerate as sentiment stagnated.

The otolith diameter of larva starvation group that could also be continual deposition under stagnated of body length.

This is not to suggest that Singapore has stagnated, but China is simply growing so fast that it has changed its view of the outside world.

GDP figures due to be published on August 14th are likely to show that the economy stagnated, or perhaps even shrank, in the second quarter.

As the number of transactions has dwindled, prices in the key markets of Shanghai and Beijing have also stagnated.

However, as one of the people's favorite track and field sports, the high jump sport have stagnated itself in the world since the mid-1990s.

TCM syndromes of stagnated heat in liver and stomach and qi stagnation in liver and stomach of chronic cholecystitis are more common.

Brighton and Eastbourne, its more genteel neighbours, have reinvented themselves, but Hastings stagnated.

Income growth stagnated but debts continued to grow rapidly, from 94% of income to 133% in 2007.

If you feel your career has stagnated a little over the past five months, the reason is that since April Pluto has been retrograde as well.

Unfortunately, in the fields that spawn world-changing research and innovation, American graduate output has stagnated.

Put differently, life expectancy appears to have either stagnated or fallen slightly for some 4% of American men and 19% of women.

For several decades, investment in agriculture showed poor returns, and productivity growth stagnated.

Economic growth in the Euro-area has stagnated: further indication that no region or country can remain insulated from a global slowdown.

The decline this time comes on top of a long period in which incomes stagnated even through the recovery of 2003 to 2007.

The war stagnated researches into the causes of cancer.

Earnings have stagnated, inflation is taking its toll, and the traditional relationship between employee and employer is gone.

The definitions of developing, shrinking and stagnated diggings were proposed according to the change of the comprehensive value.

As food supplies surged (and demand, hit by the global recession, stagnated), prices plummeted.

But between 1983 and 1999, it fell significantly (by about a year) for women in 180 county units, and stagnated in another 783.

Soon after this government took office, the Asian financial crisis struck, and world economic growth stagnated.

Where food production per capita has stagnated, and where fertilizer use has declined rather than increased.

Among these problems, the most prominent is that the net income rate of increase of the farmers decline and there has stagnated.

Analysts estimated that even after adjusting for the coldest December in 100 years, output would have stagnated.

Flows to Africa, which had earlier boomed, stagnated last year; flows to parts of Latin America dropped.

Coffee production also stagnated, because farmers had little incentive to replace old trees.

Per-capita GDP stagnated. But consumption per capita tells a very different story.

Some hark back to the 150 years after 1700, the last time when Japan's population and economic growth stagnated.

Industry-wide, assets under management have stagnated in the past two years as markets recover only slowly from the 2008 crisis.

Wages have generally stagnated or declined over Japan's two "lost decades" of economic malaise (see chart).

House prices are tumbling, petrol and grocery prices are painfully high and wages have stagnated for years.

Since Chinese economy entered into buyer market on the whole in 1997, the transformation of employment structure has stagnated apparently.

Smoking among men in industrialized countries has for several years stagnated or declined.

In New England, communities stagnated, leaving few prospects for young people either on farms or in towns.

Larson and Murray grew increasingly aware that education had stagnated and needed a modern update.

While median wages have stagnated, record executive salaries are legion.

Cr ore deposits are genetical divided into 2 types ie. magmatic type and relic and stagnated type of metamorphosed mantle peridotite.

In contrast, nothing lives in the Dead Sea because, with no outflow, the lake has stagnated.

Similarly, the share of profits from new, independent companies, having risen rapidly in the 1990s, has since stagnated.

or if qi activity is obstructed, water passage will be stagnated, leading to phlegm, rheum and edema.

The Treasury's gambling revenues have stagnated since 2007, even as the industry has grown.

For a "lost decade" from 1992 the economy stagnated, never recovering the growth rates posted in the 1980s.

Male wages have stagnated over the past decades, while female wages have risen.

Foreign direct investment in South Korea has stagnated in recent years.

While North Korea has stagnated, China's trade with South Korea has mushroomed.

Gas production has stagnated this year, growing at just 0. 5% in January-May compared with the year-earlier period.

The north of Italy has done well even as the south has stagnated.

Objective To evaluate the effect of wutengzhentong capsule in the treatment of patients with blood-stagnated hemicrania .

But the stockmarket has stagnated since 2000 and state coffers have been bare.

The pathogenesis of stagnated fire is a kind of pathologic condition that yang qi is stagnated by evil qi and surplus.

As the World Bank notes in its Global Development Finance 2008, global oil supply stagnated in 2007.

Why have some societies had enormous scientific and material development while others stagnated?

Stagnated by the passivity, I'm gonna make you bleed like me!

Incomes in the middle-income range for most Americans have stagnated for more than 20 years.

Between 1975 and 1990, educational attainments stagnated completely.

That, the report says, has stagnated.

That explains why Google's share price has stagnated.

Men fared less poorly: their life expectancy fell significantly in only 11 county units, and stagnated in another 48.

span was 36 years, and the growth of the Tibetan population stagnated for a long time.

That is one reason why the country's economy stagnated for so long.

During the Dow 1000 period, the stock market stagnated because the economy and most businesses were stagnating, too.

Now Spanish consumers have stopped spending, and the economy stagnated in the third quarter.

But over the past decade, Ariel has stagnated, adding a mere 100 housing units.

But then China came to scorn trade and commerce, and per capita income stagnated for 600 years.

Meanwhile, aggregate production of maize, rice and soyabeans stagnated in 2006 and 2007.

The Nikkei has stagnated for 20 years as companies accept sub-par returns.

Since 1997, rural per capita net income growth has stagnated.

By contrast, the North has not only stagnated in isolation, but the people of the North have suffered for so many years.

Because of such concerns, Microsoft's stock price has stagnated for years.

Household income stagnated as energy and health-care costs rose and more of the gains in income went to the wealthy.

Average wages have stagnated since 2001 because of high energy prices, rising health-care costs and widening inequality.

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Although incomes in the middle have not stagnated in recent decades, as in America, they have grown relatively slowly.

Even though revenues stagnated last year, the group continued to add staff up until the third quarter of 2008.

Sub-regional trade groups such as Mercosur and the Andean Community, which made progress in the 1990s, have stagnated or fallen apart.

Marriages surged to a five-year high of 731, 000 in 2008 as wages stagnated and the unemployment rate rose for the first time in six years.

But Brazil's stagnated and Russia's shrank by 7. 9 per cent.

On Friday, stocks stagnated, with the Dow rising 9. 15 points to 10850. 36.

Kingdom's share price collapsed from SR13 a share to a nadir of SR3. 65 in March last year and after a brief recovery it has stagnated.

As a result foreign firms' market share in China has long stagnated at under 2%.

Funding for it, on the other hand, has stagnated.

Annual U. S. inflation increased from 1. 4 percent to 13. 3 percent from 1960 to 1979, while economic growth stagnated.

In fact, the agricultural sector in many developing countries completely stagnated in the 1960s.

If having not rich and adequate resource supply, so called economic growth can only be stagnated;

Discussion on Pathogenesis and Differentiation Stages in Heat and Blood Stagnated Syndrome of Seasonal Febrile Disease

Inhibiting effects of recipe for dispersing stagnated liver qi to promote bile flow on cholesterol gallstone formation in guinea pigs

Clinical observation of the effects of dispelling the stagnated fire on chronic pharyngitis

The role of Calponin in cholesterol gallstone formation and effects of recipe for dispersing stagnated liver qi to promote Bile flow

58 Cases of Cyclomastopathy Treated by the Method of Dispersing Stagnated Liver Qi and Removing Blood Stasis Combined with Physiotherapy

Clinical study on dispersing the stagnated liver-qi and tonifying the kidney in treating female depression

Recognition of The Stagnated Heat Syndrome in the Liver and Stomach in the Treatment of Diabetes

The experiment Observation of Alteration of Activity of T-and B-Lymphocytes And Influence of Dispersing Stagnated Hepato-qi Treatment

EXHALING AND INHALING, STAGNATED EXPRESSION

Lead Contamination of Drinking Water Stagnated in Household Pipe

stagnated gallbladder qi with disturbing phlegm

Discussion on the Mechanism and Therapy of Stagnated Heat of Warming Disease

Syndrome of stagnated heat of gallbladder channel

Syndrome of coldness stagnated in channels

An approach to pathopoiesis of stagnated fire

Syndrome of static blood stagnated in throat

Syndrome of heat-toxin stagnated in head and face

Stagnated heat of liver channel