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If this news surprises you, you haven't been paying attention. If it depresses you, cheer up: In this case, failure is good.

Poverty depresses most people; in the case of him it was otherwise.

The thought of a planet a thousand years from now where everyone speaks just a few languages, or just one, depresses me.

When severe market pressure depresses prices, causing the sale to avoid further falls of shares, bonds, options, futures or any other . . .

If the Asian central banks mop up the hot money and buy US treasuries with it, it depresses the US bond yield and boosts the US economy.

For the next two years, the region-wide crisis depresses exports and hobbles economic growth.

"Being here in New York when it's cold always depresses me, " he said.

Being human we are host to a number of frailties , each one of which disturbs and depresses us, and makes us doubt our worth.

However, because rapamycin depresses the immune system, it would have serious side effects for people with Parkinson's.

China depresses the real exchange rate by using a set of fiscal policies and capital controls to generate an extremely high rate of savings.

IBM's revenue decline was partly due to the strength of the dollar, which depresses results from overseas sales.

When the driver depresses the pedal the fluid is forced out to each slave cylinder and operates their pistons .

Half of the country's export revenues come from cotton, but US policy depresses prices and stifles market access for small-time players.

When you'd rather sit in the forums, than go back to playing your warrior because it just depresses you to even think of playing.

Some studies do indeed suggest that competition from unskilled immigrants depresses the wages of unskilled locals.

Compressible blanket: Multi-layer rubber blanket, one of which is a sponge like layer filled with air. It depresses when under pressure.

Don't drink alcohol, which depresses white blood cells and increases the risk of developing bacterial pneumonia in flu sufferers.

The gold bead of biggest age depresses voice to make reference to: "Small voice point, be the space space still is sleeping. "

Every time when I feel depresses , you always enlighten and encourage me optimistically. Thank you, Dad!

Method is to do gymnastics depresses the brake pedal, and then the clutch pedal, making the car a smooth stop.

Thirdly, defensive medicine depresses the quality assurance of clinical decision.

The high saving rate depresses the cost of capital, making it cheap to invest in new capacity.

The thought of Mr Putin and his system carrying on for another 12 years depresses the many Russians who want change.

The thought of going to work tomorrow really depresses me.

But Singaporean citizens are increasingly dissatisfied with the policy, which they say causes overcrowding and depresses local wages.

Artificially boosting labor costs per employee, in turn, depresses profits and investment.

Soaring medical inflation depresses Americans' standard of living and threatens to bust the budget.

So the prices are rising and interest rates will follow and that depresses share prices.

Me: . . . . Talking to you really depresses me sometimes.

It depresses me to be broke.

Something in the economy goes to excess, and the "correction" depresses production, jobs and incomes.

He often cannot get right the portrayals his tutors demand, which severely depresses him.

The house is so antique and dismal that it depresses me dreadfully.

And in letting an infant stay for long in the environment of aroma, drop likely the infant's smell depresses appetite.

In reality, it is the central bank's monetary policy that causes inflation and depresses economic growth.

The bypassing of most of the country depresses turnout in the forgotten states.

Rising oil price causes inflation and depresses growth.

This kind of architectural style depresses me.

Can you tell me the reason that the company depresses the sales?

When the user pushes down, a key depresses the layers, making a contact.

The engine is restarted as soon as the driver depresses the clutch pedal to select a gear.

By keeping deposit rates artificially low, the government depresses the income of households.

The results show that supercritical CO2 depresses the crystallization temperature of BAPC.

The war in Iraq depresses me.

His hope is to find a new drug that depresses the gut's serotonin synthesis and stimulates bone growth in these patients.

Policymakers are concerned about the practice because it depresses supply when prices are low, creating upward pressure on prices.

Miss Lonelyhearts and Mary go to a Spanish restaurant, but the dreamy atmosphere depresses him.

Perhaps this constant moving is stressful for the bees and so depresses their immune systems.

The rainy season always depresses me.

Wet weather always depresses me.

If there's one thing that depresses me, it's people who shout.

The news depresses her.

Arise in oil prices depresses the car market.

Eg. The wet weather depresses me.

in oil prices depresses the car market.

I find that seeing mocies depresses me, becouse people talk too fast.

Poverty depresses most people; in the case of my father it was otherwise.

The problem is it depresses everything in your system including your metabolism.

On the other hand, it depresses the euro, which makes US exports less competitive in a crucial market.

Negative News Further Depresses Global Markets