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Meanings of economic revival in English

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Usage of economic revival in English
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The strength of economic revival could well prove crucial on election day.
Reuters
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Egyptians are eager for economic revival after years of political upheaval.
Reuters
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Sequestered budget cuts, combined with economic revival, have pared the U.S. federal deficit.
Reuters
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The first faint stirrings of economic revival are in the air.
The Irish Times
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The report says any recovery here is heavily dependent on a global economic revival.
The Irish Times
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Now these schools are expected to be the cutting edge of the economic revival.
Independent.ie
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For some, the potential for expanded drilling signals economic revival.
Reuters
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But Zimbabweans have seen little evidence of the promised economic revival or increased political freedoms.
The South African
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But Xi can't arrest his way to economic revival.
Reuters
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Europe's economic revival comes in the face of slower growth elsewhere, especially in emerging markets.
The Irish Times
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But the increased levy risks undermining Japan's economic revival.
Reuters
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A temporary economic revival, indeed, followed the removal of the crippling restrictions upon Irish trade.
Against Home Rule (1912) / The Case for the Union
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An economic revival makes bad debts look less bad.
Reuters
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But he is not planning on an economic revival in the second half of the year.
Reuters
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And if the politics of fear win out, an economic revival will become even less likely.
Reuters
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This in turn would scare off the foreign investors on which the country's economic revival depends.
Reuters
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Economic revival across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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