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Meanings of robust growth in English

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Usage of robust growth in English
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Poland with robust growth, rising wages and consumer demand offers all that.
Reuters
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Better cultural methods, resulting in more robust growth, will build up resistance.
Northern Nut Growers Association Thirty-Fourth Annual Report 194...
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But we are not near levels that economists would call robust growth.
The Guardian
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Digital subscriptions remained a bright spot for the company, showing robust growth.
The Irish Times
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The rise in implied oil demand shows continued robust growth, Mr Taylor said.
The Irish Times
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Japan, Lew said, must achieve durable and robust growth featuring strong domestic demand.
Reuters
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Of course the country needs much more robust growth than this.
The South African
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China, Asia's biggest emerging economy, still expects robust growth despite the global slowdown.
The Irish Times
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One cannot foresee any early return to any robust growth in the economy.
Jamaica Observer
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An economist says the services sector is still showing robust growth.
Radio NZ
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The latter is of more robust growth, and more floriferous than the species.
Hardy Ornamental Flowering Trees and Shrubs
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Brain autopsy from one subject suggested robust growth responses to NGF.
Pubmed
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Brazil's economy has seen robust growth since emerging from a six-month recession last year.
Reuters
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Mr Facer said shareholders could look forward to robust growth.
Radio NZ
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However, the long-term picture is still one of robust growth.
The Guardian
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The country avoided economic catastrophe but robust growth remains elusive.
Reuters
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