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While the renminbi has appreciated slightly relative to the dollar since June, the greater fall of the dollar relative to many other currencies means that the renminbi has generally also fallen relative to those currencies.
Time spent on desktops has now fallen to just 40%.
Most important, Merkel could finally tackle the important issues that have fallen by the wayside in recent years, to which the current coalition agreement pays only lip service.
A mere 20% of Americans now trust the federal government to “do the right thing,” while trust in Congress has fallen below 9%.
Under such conditions, there is no good reason to invest anywhere south of Rome, which explains why the region’s per capita GDP has fallen 30% below the eurozone average since 2001.
Second, most of the economic gains in the US in recent years have gone to the rich, while the middle class has fallen behind in relative terms.
Indeed, Nigeria's per capita income (as measured in constant dollars circa 1995) has fallen.
Some talk about “deregulation” – a word that has rightly fallen into disrepute following the global financial crisis.
Here was the hero, motley and scarred, whose glory seemed like a wound, whose victories were stigmata, and who, from metamorphosis to metamorphosis, embodied what is wrongly called pop or variety but that was, in him, more like fallen greatness or the lament of a cleverly disguised poet.
Thanks in large part to the power of vaccines, the number of children dying before the age of five has fallen from 20 million in 1960 to 6.9 million in 2011, despite a large increase in global population.
With a development plan by the Port of Singapore Authority having fallen through, the China Overseas Ports Holding Company has taken over, raising strategic concerns in India, Japan, and the US.
But these banks also would have fallen in importance in the total index.
And yet, as real interest rates have fallen, business investment has stagnated.
According to the OECD, the percentage of GDP invested in a category that is mostly plant and equipment has fallen in both Europe and the US in recent years.
To recover ground, some, especially Walker, have fallen into the trap of trying to out-Trump Trump.
Right now, all six indicators show more promise than they have for some time, and only one of them has fallen slightly from a recent high.
Yet its per capita CO2 emissions have fallen by less than half of the reduction achieved in the US – even in percentage terms, the US is now doing better.
True, inward FDI reached about $70 billion in 2006, but this is below the 1998-1999 peak, and a large share came from Latin American firms investing in neighboring countries, whereas inflows from Europe and the United States have fallen.
Average external debt on the continent has fallen from 63% of GDP in 2000 to 22.2% this year, while average inflation now stands at 8%, down from 15% in 2000.
But now the hero has fallen.
The US budget deficit has been on a downward trend for now, helped by both higher revenues and lower pressure on spending (for example, payments to the unemployed have fallen as joblessness has declined).
As the older generation dies off, the new generation has fallen to fighting in front of the customers.
As a result, since 2007, the number of immigrants arriving each year has fallen by half, while the number of emigrants has tripled.
Unlike during the global financial crisis of 2008, the cost of credit for most firms and families in the United Kingdom hasn’t risen; if anything, it has fallen.
Although accounting rules often permit banks to price these assets at face value, it is generally believed that the fundamental value of many toxic assets has fallen significantly below face value.
Although weakening housing demand has not yet shown up in lower prices, the volume of transactions has fallen off dramatically.
A gifted orator, this is how he put it in a eulogy to a fallen soldier in 1956:“Let us not be deterred from seeing the loathing that is inflaming and filling the lives of the hundreds of thousands of Arabs who live around us.
Roughly every hundred years since the Lutheran Reformation, the number of independent German political units has fallen by a factor of ten.
In the US, manufacturing workers’ wages have long been stagnant, and job opportunities in the sector have fallen rapidly.
The number of asylum seekers traveling to Europe has since fallen substantially, but fears of a return to 2015 continue to haunt voters.
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