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Meanings of essentially flat in English

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Usage of essentially flat in English
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Organic sales of personal care items such as razors were essentially flat.
Reuters
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Mighty River Power is forecasting this year's operating profit will be essentially flat.
Radio NZ
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Facebook shares were essentially flat in after-hours trading after the earnings were disclosed.
Wired
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It's been essentially flat in the UK for seven years.
The Guardian
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That represents much steeper growth than credit card loans, which have remained essentially flat.
Reuters
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Sales in its personal care segment, which includes razors and tampons, were essentially flat.
Reuters
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The gains stalled in the last week of the year with indexes finishing essentially flat.
Reuters
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The economy didn't expand in Q1 on a quarter on quarter basis so essentially flat.
Reuters
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Traffic at Walmart's U.S. stores was essentially flat, as shoppers consolidated trips due to higher gasoline prices.
Reuters
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Total loan production of $4 billion in November was " essentially flat" from October, it said.
Reuters
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Delinquency rates at both banks remained essentially flat, signaling their losses may not decline much in coming months.
Reuters
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After falling sharply during the crisis, bank loan growth has remained essentially flat while debt issuance has rocketed.
Reuters
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Indeed, in the last six years, the company's debt load has about tripled but sales are essentially flat.
Reuters
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Gasoline tax receipts are essentially flat.
Reuters
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Norwegian Cruise said booking trends indicate demand for cruise vacations for 2021 is essentially flat, although at lower prices.
Reuters
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Operating costs were essentially flat, tamping down a 20 percent rise in newsprint with lower benefits and other expenses.
Reuters
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