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Meanings of stabilise in in English

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Usage of stabilise in in English
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House prices have begun to stabilise in recent months in Ireland.
Reuters
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The commercial property market should stabilise in 2012, according to property consultants CBRE.
The Irish Times
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The gap between imports and exports had appeared to stabilise in the second quarter.
The Irish Times
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Oppenheim to stabilise in 2010 and to grow assets thereafter.
Reuters
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The Boeing executive, however, was optimistic that the situation would stabilise in the near term.
Reuters
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But he said the situation should stabilise in 2010.
Reuters
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And Cox sounded an optimistic note on group fees which started to stabilise in May.
Reuters
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The bank expects its pace of growth to help income stabilise in 2016 despite these economic concerns.
Reuters
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Some positive news for Japanese Whalers as Minke Whale numbers stabilise in the Antarctic and others recover.
Radio NZ
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Trading is set to stabilise in the second half, but operating margins would remain lower than previous years.
Reuters
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Hamptons is predicting that the property market in Dubai will stabilise in 2007 as a result of these laws.
The Irish Times
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He expects the rupee to stabilise in the near-term, averaging 50.50 in the January-March quarter.
Reuters
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The weather was expected to stabilise in Bosnia in the next few days and the level of major rivers to decrease.
Reuters
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The company said it expected wholesale revenue to stabilise in its new fiscal year, with order books now in line with expectations.
Reuters
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The gradual decline in the number of new infections has raised hopes that the situation will begin to stabilise in the mainland.
News.com.au
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About a dozen of them who spoke to Reuters said they believed the currency would stabilise in six months to a year.
Reuters
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