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Andrew Bynum began to blossom before our very eyes, posting double digits in points and rebounds , night in and night out.

As the output slump sends Germany's jobless rate towards double-digits, it is hard to see consumers going on a spending spree.

Because the Chinese like a good deal. With the U. S. housing market down double digits, they're coming here, shopping for a bargain.

Economists expect the inflation and trade measures to fall from a year ago; they expect other measures to rise by fat double digits.

But as the number of jumpers approached double digits, latent self-reproach began to boil over.

The idea that the economy will grow at nearly double digits for the next two decades is now accepted wisdom in India.

They forecast returns in the double-digits for global shares over the next two years, but far more modest than those seen in 2009.

That would push jobless rates into double digits in much of the rich world and leave many countries perilously close to deflation.

Mr Pope warned that US meat prices would rise by "significant double-digits" , or more than 10 per cent a year.

Overtime hours worked continued to fall by double digits, declining 40 per cent year-on-year in the manufacturing sector.

That means that China's growth may well stay in double digits next year, especially as consumption is still strong, relatively speaking.

Forrester's analysis of the US market shows the online spending growth rate is flattening off, although it is still in double digits.

Few would have blinked if he had announced an increase in military spending well into double digits.

And Taiwan's growth is predicted to continue in the double digits for the next few years.

In the last five years the average growth in the overall Chinese fiber glass market was in double digits.

India, meanwhile, is up by double digits, thanks to the positive impact on business sentiment and the markets of the recent elections.

America was mired in stagflation, with an unemployment rate nearing double digits.

Mr Peera says that as jobless figures have soared into double digits, more people are bringing their jewellery directly to his shop.

That suggests unemployment, up five percentage points so far, could remain in double digits into 2011.

Rather than hit double digits in the listing numbers, I'll leave the details of the changes to you.

By the standards of the 1970s, when inflation was in double digits and unemployment not far behind, today's plight is hardly grave.

"Trailing" price-earnings ratios in Europe are barely in the double digits; in Germany the multiple is under ten.

All the top PC makers' sales grew by double digits but PC makers in Asia saw their sales jump faster.

His aim was to kick-start the economic growth that was heading toward double digits by the time he died in 1997.

The Lakers briefly bring their lead back to double digits with a Vladimir Radmanovic three-pointer and Jordan Farmar putback .

Mr. Obama himself has been saying that without a stimulus plan, the unemployment rate could go into double digits.

But most auto market analysts expect continuing sales growth in low double digits this year, in spite of these measures.

Nintendo has also suffered some recent financial troubles, as its most recent profit and sales figures have both slid by double digits.

The Inflation rate is in the double digits. The country is facing budget shortfalls and high trade deficits.

The return on these investments from the sale of electricity, though relatively reliable, is unlikely to reach double digits.

The result of all this: growth in the 'high double digits' in China, Tien says, though he won't disclose specifics.

And you can have a severe slump while inflation is still in double digits, as any veteran of Latin American experience will confirm.

To maintain social order and preserve their political power, Chinese leaders need to maintain economic growth at or near double-digits.

By then, the OECD estimates, the unemployment rate in many nations will be in double digits.

Ultimately, any amount over $0 is too much because credit card companies charge interest rates in the double digits.

China economy grows despite the fact it's building it's military double digits every year.

Growth of the economy as a whole slowed in the second quarter of the year but was still in double digits at 10. 1 per cent.

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According to the provincial Bureau of Statistics forecast that second quarter GDP growth in the province will more than double digits.

Bond vigilantes drove the Greeks' borrowing costs into the double digits.

The ad campaign has helped Obama cut Clinton's lead in the state from double digits to about five or six percent.

The only group laggard is Rolls-Royce, which is selling in the low double digits.

Visits from many west European countries, China and India also increased by double digits.

When I was a kid, before my age registered in double digits, playing in the dirt and mud was a pretty appealing idea.

Prices for consumers and producers are up, real estate prices are up double digits, and money supply is accelerating in a big way.

Inflation on Chinese primetime TV is in double digits .

Now these gains are being reclaimed, with GDP slated to fall by double digits in the Baltic states this year.

The unemployment rate is already above 6 percent (and broader measures of underemployment are in double digits).

The unemployment rate is likely to keep rising, but probably will not reach double-digits like it did in the 1970s, Melland said.

Europe and US both grew in double digits despite both markets contracting overall.

The high-yield market is currently yielding about 9 per cent, with yields on the bonds of property developers now in the low double digits.

All the games were decided by double digits, and the Lakers shot a combined 54 percent from the field in their wins.

And will these reforms raise growth to double digits on a sustained basis?

Food inflation runs periodically rampant, having reached double-digits three times since 2004.

The Chinese stock market has declined even as the country's gross domestic product and companies' earnings grow by double digits.

The US newspaper industry boasts daily sales of 55m copies, profit margins well into double digits and strong cash flows.

The outbound trend stands to continue as oil demand rises by near-double digits this year.

We entered the year thinking something like low double digits.

The commercial business is growing double digits, right?

By 1979, reported rates of inflation, worsened by the oil shock, had reached double digits.

Average annual growth rates for GDP of 7%, and for real wages in double digits, are certainly impressive at first blush.

New cases have been cropping up daily in the double digits.

The deficits in Greece and Spain will be in double digits this year and next.

House-price inflation in South Africa remains in double digits.

They were complacent: early polls had shown Prop. 8 losing by double digits.

American export growth, typically about 7 or 8 percent, is now in the double digits.

That rate could peak in the low double-digits, Joerres said, and it will likely take years to get back to 6 percent U. S. unemployment.

Consumption, while growing in double digits according to (unreliable) retail sales figures, remains a lowly 37 per cent of GDP.

If we fail to act, we are likely to lose millions more jobs and the unemployment rate could reach double digits.

With exports plummeting, unemployment in northern industrial cities such as Saltillo has leapt into double digits.

It dipped to 9 percent in the third quarter of this year, the first growth rate below double digits in five years.

From Shanghai to Guangzhou, prices in the past year have risen by double digits.

Its annual growth has slid from double digits in the mid-1990s to an average of around 5% since then.

Wage gains in some sectors are already running into double digits.

Inflation in the Philippines, which in the past has run into double digits, is currently at 4%.

If you go back like, 25 years, it was in double digits. So it's not only bad, but it's getting worse real fast.

Its economy is expected to grow by double digits, even as India's rate slows to 7-8% this year.

The unemployment rate now stands at 9. 5 per cent and will almost certainly hit double digits before the year is out.

In the late 1970s and early '80s, 10-year bond yields and inflation both were in the low double digits.

Remittances have fallen by double digits, in some countries to half their 2008 levels.

Unemployment was still in the significant double digits in 1937 and 1938.

A slowdown in China wouldn't mean a recession; just, say, mid-single-digits percentage economic growth rather than double-digits.

I'll give you a hint, it's in the double digits.

We currently have a single-digit share of the market, and want to take that to double digits.

The gap is now around eight points and has only ever briefly been in double digits.

Eurosat announced this morning that unemployment in the euro zone broke into the double digits at 10. 2%, surprising analysts.

In the UAE and Qatar it is also well into double digits.

Mr. Cohade: Everyone is getting double digits in China, so the question is, if you feel good at 25%, why isn't it 32%?

This year it will grow at 8. 5 per cent, within tantalising reach of China's double digits.

In some areas of Florida, California, Arizona, Nevada and Michigan, the declines have been in the double-digits.

The unemployment rate hit 10. 2% in October, up sharply from 9. 8% in September, the first time it has reached double digits since 1983.

From Shanghai to Guangzhou, prices have risen by double digits in the last year.

The increase in food prices has been in double digits for six consecutive months.

The unemployment rate is in double digits in the euro area, above 9% in America and 7. 9% in Britain.

"Last year we probably would have lost this game by double digits, " said Nets coach Byron Scott.

Last year, as yields on Greek debt soared into double digits, Japan's 10-year bond yields plunged to a paltry 0. 8 per cent.

The Chinese economy, the fastest growing large economy of the world, has been growing at double digits for more than 2 decades