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Meanings of pre-crash levels in English

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Usage of pre-crash levels in English
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Even today, the country's GDP has yet to return to pre-crash levels.
The Guardian
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Most respondents do not see them reaching pre-crash levels for some time yet.
Reuters
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The new blueprint won't restore real public sector wages to pre-crash levels, economists agree.
The Guardian
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Key indicators such as employment and income levels are back at, or close to, pre-crash levels.
The Irish Times
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Investors eventually sought better returns in equities, which took a quarter century to surpass pre-crash levels of 1929.
Reuters
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Rents are back above pre-crash levels.
The Irish Times
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And when you consider the extra tax being paid, the gap back to pre-crash levels if all the greater.
The Irish Times
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The number of benefit claimants on the Live Register has fallen to pre-crash levels, underlining the turnaround in employment.
The Irish Times
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While employment is almost back to pre-crash levels, the composition of the Irish labour market is entirely changed from 2007.
The Irish Times
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The Federation of Irish Sport (FIS) has called on the Government to restore sports funding to pre-crash levels.
The Irish Times
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The economic recovery is being reflected in people's pockets and average disposable income last year was almost back at pre-crash levels.
The Irish Times
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This has been the key factor in moving overall tax revenues back to pre-crash levels, with higher corporation tax also helping.
The Irish Times
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Home prices are seen rising this year and next, though they may dip first and it will take years to recover to pre-crash levels.
Reuters
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When wages finally recover to their pre-crash levels and a sustained rise is restored, the tax net will eventually have to be cast wider.
The Guardian
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This is the highest figure in the 20 years that the department has been compiling data, and means house prices have now surpassed pre-crash levels.
The Guardian
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