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- verb Present participle of
decelerate .
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Examples
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I would say we have to be careful about the word decelerating comps because if you look at our comps performance over the last 5 quarters, and Q2 of last year, we were 6.7, and this is store only.
unknown title 2011
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On that front, investors can take comfort from the slight rise in revenue growth in the quarter, froma 24% ratefor all of2010, a sign Google's long-term decelerating trend has ended.
Google's Costly Growth Martin Peers 2011
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AIG Details Under Wraps Economic weakness, combined with steady or lower consumer and investor expectations for future inflation, declines in oil prices and "decelerating" import prices "should lead to rates of inflation more consistent with price stability," Mr. Bernanke said.
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The recall follows a report last week by Consumer Reports discovered in road tests that the GX 460 could roll over during certain maneuvers, such as decelerating onto a highway exit ramp.
DailyFinance David Schepp 2010
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The recall follows a report last week by Consumer Reports discovered in road tests that the GX 460 could roll over during certain maneuvers, such as decelerating onto a highway exit ramp.
DailyFinance David Schepp 2010
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However, this well-intentioned strategy may actually result in "decelerating" both your marketing efforts and your bottom line revenues.
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However, this well-intentioned strategy may actually result in "decelerating" both your marketing efforts and your bottom line revenues.
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However, this well-intentioned strategy may actually result in "decelerating" both your marketing efforts and your bottom line revenues.
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However, this well-intentioned strategy may actually result in "decelerating" both your marketing efforts and your bottom line revenues.
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However, this well-intentioned strategy may actually result in "decelerating" both your marketing efforts and your bottom line revenues.
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