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The government confirmed the German economy contracted in the second quarter compared with a year earlier.

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A patient who died in the UK from Strongyloides infection, which he had contracted in the West Indies, is described.

The island's economy contracted in the third quarter while November exports plunged 23 percent from a year earlier.

Surveys showed manufacturing activity contracted in South Korea and Australia, while output growth in India slowed.

Growth in the 15 countries that share the euro currency contracted in the second quarter, the first contraction since the early 1990s.

Singapore's economy contracted in the July to September period, but has narrowly avoided a technical recession.

money in the boom years flowed into new or expanding graduate programs, most of which have not contracted in response to the recession.

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China's manufacturing sector contracted in November, marking the first decline since February 2009, according to government figures.

On July 31st the government reported that real gross domestic product (GDP) contracted in the second quarter, but at only a 1% annual rate.

The space workforce has also contracted. In 1969, NASA employed 218, 345 people, including contractors.

For the first time in 17 years, real US consumption contracted in the past quarter.

Property and construction peaked late last year and contracted in the first quarter, according to data from UBS.