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So, this paper will contract industrial agglomeration and urbanization of Zhejiang Province to research the interrelationship between them.

Financial access will contract and with it the support for institutions and markets.

The art or process of discovering and ascertaining the meaning of a statute, will, contract, or other written document.

If you press those four corners into the floor, your quads will contract, helping to stabilize your knee in its new, straight alignment.

When it is frightened, a hedgehog will contract its body into a ball.

Machining the ID or OD has the potential to elastically yield the material at thin wall which then will contract as the tool is retracted.

If the skimmer performs as expected, BP or the federal government will contract with TMT to work in the Gulf, the company said.

Industrial production growth will contract amid tight credit conditions and weaker exports.

Materials not near the center will contract by themselves and form the planets.

Industrial production growth will contract amid tight credit condition and weaker exports.

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In normal circumstances of having the breakfast, the gallbladder will contract, and the cholesterol will be eliminated with bile.

The International Aviation Transport Association says global passenger traffic will contract by two percent this year, but recover in 2010.

Harley's core customer is a middle-aged white American male, a group that will contract in the coming decade.

SECCO will contract Medical personnel to staff Medical clinics on the project site.

While you are still breathing in, push your ribs sideways - your stomach will contract - and then lift your chest.

According to the International Monetary Fund, the British economy will contract by about 2. 8 percent this year.

Eighty percent of people will contract it in their lifetime and most will clear it on their own.

Despite this, world gold supply will contract more slowly than demand, causing excess supply to rise by 21% to 553 tonnes.

We will contract some work out to individual experts, such as writers, literary critics, historians and others.

The IMF programme forecasts that the economy will contract by 9. 6% next year.

Some economists forecast it will contract by about 6 per cent this year.

The ECB predicts the euro-region economy will contract about 4. 6 percent this year.

Investment will contract by a more modest 1. 8% in 2010.

The Swiss National Bank thinks the economy will contract by between 2. 5% and 3% this year.

Fitch forecasts Taiwan's economy will contract by 2. 1 per cent this year.

Western Europe's car market, which was flat this year, will contract by about 5 per cent more next year, forecasters say.

The government is forecasting that the economy will contract by 4 to 6 per cent this year.

We forecast that exports will contract by 4. 8% in 2009.

The world economy, according to projections by the International Monetary Fund, will contract 1. 3% this year and grow just 1. 9% in 2010.

The draft budget estimates the Greek economy will contract by 4% in 2010 and by 2. 6% in 2011.

The World Association of Investment Promotion Agencies says FDI will contract by a further 12-15% this year.

Mr Gaspar says the economy will contract by almost 5% in 2011-12, with unemployment reaching a record 13. 4%.

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