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Meanings of economic upturn in English

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Usage of economic upturn in English
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So far, the euro zone's economic upturn has relied mainly on exports.
The Irish Times
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Numbers seeking treatment for cocaine have also grown, particularly since the economic upturn.
The Irish Times
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Therefore it is up to us to create an economic upturn.
The Fireside Chats of Franklin Delano Roosevelt / Radio Addresse...
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A global economic upturn looks to be well under way.
The Irish Times
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But residents say they have seen no economic upturn.
Reuters
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Economists said the survey pointed to an economic upturn.
The Irish Times
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Bombastic and buoyed by the recent news of an economic upturn, Cameron revealed his true colours.
The Guardian
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This leaves us in a strong position to take advantage of any economic upturn or expansion opportunities.
The Irish Times
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They also see a move higher in wages as indicative of the economic upturn becoming more sustainable.
Reuters
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Britain is enjoying an economic upturn.
The Guardian
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But until recently Spanish banks have refinanced billions of euros of debt in the hope of an economic upturn.
Reuters
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Fears of a global trade war are already weighing on investor confidence and could hinder the global economic upturn.
News.com.au
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In disadvantaged communities in particular, workers are leaving to take up other job opportunities because of the economic upturn.
The Irish Times
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Merger and acquisition activity in the technology sector has picked up recently as companies prepare themselves for an economic upturn.
Reuters
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Economics: A quick scan of recent data might suggest that the economic upturn started last summer and ended around Christmas.
The Irish Times
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Under Chancellor Christian Kern, the Social Democrats are focusing on social topics and claiming credit for Austria's recent economic upturn.
News.com.au
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