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I could have taken oath it had been six. Time stagnates here: we must surely have retired to rest at eight!

and if the economy stagnates, those that remain may eventually decide either to default on their debts, or to cut benefits to the elderly.

And foreign sales are bound to fall again as America stagnates and a two-speed Europe converges on a single, slower pace.

Finally, Hanseatic League stagnates outside the door of modern world, and Britain becomes prosperity gradually as a nation-state.

If public debt spirals upwards as the economy stagnates, investors will worry that future taxpayers will be unable to shoulder the burden.

As Europe declines and the U. S. stagnates , Asia's potential and its fault lines become more clearly defined .

Roosevelt understood that when citizens lose hope and meaning, they hunker down, grow fearful of one another, and progress stagnates.

China's electricity consumption continues to climb 12 percent a year, even as usage stagnates in the West.

As global growth mostly stagnates, governments are increasingly focusing on monetary policy as a last resort to prop up ailing economies.

Half of these "stagnates" planned to look for another job as soon as the economy improved.

In a recession vacancy rates rise, rental income stagnates or falls, and financing is both more expensive and harder to renew.

Japan has refused to have a serious debate on immigration, even as the economy stagnates, in part because of a declining population.

If those who oppose change win, then the new forms of production cannot come into operation and production stagnates or even goes backwards.

If we close the spigots too tightly, we must be prepared to accept an economy that stagnates .

However, this continuous method converges slowly, sometimes stagnates.

If land values fall or the market stagnates . . . this game can never be brought to a successful close.

Consequently, income per capita stagnates.

The story was still continuing, The laughed was still continuing, never stagnates.

The North, by contrast, stagnates in isolation and depravation.

At the same time, they have to pay much higher interest rates, driving up their debt while their capacity to service that debt stagnates.

In effect, it has been politically intimidated into standing by while the economy stagnates.

It is when production stagnates and begins its inexorable fall.

Time stagnates here: we must surely have retired to rest at eight!

The water stagnates in the ditch.

Birth and death equate to energy that is either moving or has ceased to move and stagnates.

From 24, we must pay every day the probably 80 US dollars wharvesexpenses and the customs stagnates the newspaper expense.

Simply put, I know that if New York is the city that never sleeps, then Hong Kong is the city that never stagnates. Thank you.

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The City That Never Stagnates