Catalan
aturada Region near the equator characterized by low pressure and light shifting winds.
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Six years ago the British national newspaper market was in the doldrums.
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On one level we should be pleased gold is in the doldrums.
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The manufacturing sector is back in the doldrums after a short-lived improvement.
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That chimes with recent surveys showing consumer morale remains in the doldrums.
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Yep, it seems the summer doldrums never had a chance to start.
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Then it all went south and I was back in the doldrums.
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All at once he saw a way out of the threatening doldrums.
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At last they appear to have emerged from their largely self-imposed doldrums.
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For now, it is partially concealed in the sleepy doldrums of August.
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The relationship was already in the doldrums, it was in bad shape.
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The sound of it filled Mark up and washed away the doldrums.
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Oh, well, there was no sense in staying in the doldrums forever.
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Price fluctuation has certainly picked up this year after months in the doldrums.
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Some industry experts believe Winfrey's network will come out of its ratings doldrums.
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But with Brazil's economy in the doldrums, Claudia often has to accept less.
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Agricultural land remains depressed and commercial property is in the doldrums.
