A long-term economic state characterized by unemployment and low prices and low levels of trade and investment.
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The man in the slouch hat remained in the street to watch.
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Kelly was no slouch when it came to good sense and willpower.
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In the mouth of the slouch-hatted, unshaven driver was a corn-cob pipe.
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Nor has Germany been a slouch in its pandemic economic policy either.
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She may be only five, Louis thought, but she's sure no slouch.
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For four years, Poland's economy kept growing strongly despite the global slump.
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Analysts said the revised guidance was expected given the farm economy slump.
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He said Gulf markets were being re-rated following the oil price slump.
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A slump in the oil price lifted shares of major energy companies.
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The recent slump in oil prices constrained growth as well, Ice said.
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Chemical companies and UK ministers have argued that food production could slump.
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The earnings gains come despite a slump for its nuclear power operations.
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The economic slump has yet to affect Vladimir Putin's approval rating, however.
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There are certainly reasons to hope the 2019 slump was a nadir.
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Pentair said it expected Europe's slump to moderate in the second half.
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The slump saw the shares hit their lowest level since late December.
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Auto stocks' 3 percent slump led broad based declines among European sectors.
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A slump in the sector led the company to slash downstream costs.
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The slump is also thrashing home builders and developers, banks have said.
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But the slump will shift climate change even further from public attention.
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Other challenges include dwindling foreign exchange reserves and a continuing economic slump.
