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Meanings of worst recession in English

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Usage of worst recession in English
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The U.S. economy fell into its worst recession since World War Two.
Reuters
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The United States is emerging from its worst recession in 70 years.
Reuters
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Homebuilders have suffered from soaring cancellations during Brazil's worst recession on record.
Reuters
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The economy was unstable and racing toward the worst recession in 40 years.
State of the Union Addresses
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The worst recession since World War II turned around in April.
State of the Union Addresses
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Europe is sliding into its worst recession since World War II.
The Irish Times
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Public frustration is high as a result of the worst recession in decades.
The Guardian
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Brazil, for example, is now in its worst recession since 1901.
The Guardian
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The United Kingdom has plunged into its worst recession on record.
Radio NZ
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But the worst recession in decades has sent jobless figures soaring.
Reuters
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In 2008 the world fell into the worst recession of the postwar period.
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Instead, the worst recession in generations pushed the luxury apartments out of reach.
Reuters
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Its wide-ranging failure went on to cause the worst recession in living memory.
The Irish Times
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Manufacturing has been leading the economy's recovery from the worst recession in 70 years.
Reuters
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Germany is in its worst recession in at least 12 years, growth figures showed today.
The Irish Times
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The United States suffered the worst recession in 70 years after its housing market collapsed.
Reuters
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Worst recession across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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