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Meanings of decade in English
Period of 10 years.
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Spanish
década Unit of logarithmic frequency interval, corresponding to a ratio of 10 between the frequencies.
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Usage of decade in English
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Cases number tens of thousands and have been increasing for a decade.
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OPINION:Funding for universities has fallen 30 per cent in the past decade.
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He said the company lost money every year for the next decade.
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The past decade has already seen significant changes in early transfusion support.
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The decade-long Afghanistan war is significantly longer than the Iraq war was.
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Floods that used to happen once-in-a-decade could become annual events, it said.
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Summary background data: MIPR has seen rapid development in the past decade.
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For the past decade he been its swing vote in major cases.
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He added the plan would create 25 million jobs over a decade.
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Since the public pension funds made the investments a decade ago, Mr.
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Sales of incontinence products have risen every year during the past decade.
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Nearly a decade on and Irish gap year students remain relatively rare.
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For example, Algeria early this decade asked for a larger OPEC target.
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The years ahead have more challenges for doctors than any previous decade.
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Still, a decade ago, this kind of growth was not thought possible.
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Doctors worldwide had only studied about 10 cases just a decade ago.
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