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Meanings of mire in recession in English

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Usage of mire in recession in English
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It is likely to show the 17-country area mired in recession.
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Many countries are looking for cheap green ways to stimulate economies mired in recession.
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Instead it is mired in recession, its economy having shrunk for seven consecutive quarters.
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It is a relatively healthy part of an economy mired in recession while battling COVID-19.
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Italy, Spain and Greece are mired in recession, while Ireland is showing slightly more resilience.
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Italy, on the other hand, remains mired in recession.
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The eurozone remains mired in recession, and could suffer a deeper downturn than previously feared.
The Guardian
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The euro zone's third-biggest economy has been mired in recession since the middle of last year.
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Without a functioning credit market, the U.S. economy would have remained mired in recession or worse.
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Japan, meanwhile, remains mired in recession with little prospect of an early return to strong growth.
The Irish Times
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Of course, Italy remains mired in recession, France cannot achieve lift-off and Greece's troubles are well documented.
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Yet it remains an attractive alternative for heavily indebted state governments as Brazil remains mired in recession.
Reuters
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Final September surveys of purchasing managers are likely to confirm the euro zone is mired in recession.
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Britain's economy is mired in recession, however.
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The economy is mired in recession, however.
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Macri still has many challenges to confront, with Argentina's economy mired in recession and facing double-digit annual inflation.
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