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"I suspect it will slowly, over a number of years, filter down and people will start testing, " he said.

Eventually, depending on how long much of the western world suffers economically, this will all filter down to the average man in Asia.

In reviewing the prosecution, the court can filter down some malicious prosecution by denial or rejection.

An animal's thoughts and feelings filter down through the chakras to the physical animal body, where they become outer manifestations.

Mr. Brown acknowledges that turbulent times still lie ahead as the international financial problems filter down into the real economy.

But even if Asia manages to keep its own rice bowl full, high prices and shortages may still filter down to the world's poorest countries.

It's quite hard to enact a new policy and have it filter down to the bottom.

The theory is that this green technology will filter down to passenger cars.

It's clear that OSGi adoption in large server systems is becoming commonplace, and that's starting to filter down.

As this gets more press, that degree of caution will filter down to the internist, the family medicine physician and the diabetes expert.

These defaults filter down from the control level to the column level, then to the row level, then to the cell level.

Leaner inventories cause higher crude prices to filter down to drivers more quickly than usual.

Open-riser stairs, a light well, and interior windows also allow light to filter down to the second floor hall.

Iron ore supplies are key to the global economy as they filter down into steel and ultimately into goods such as cars.

Why didn't those cultural changes filter down to the way we think about teens and sex?

A few pencil beams of sunlight filter down into the

Filter-down theory of economic progress