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The large bowls that have come to be somewhat of her hallmark require big trees.
The results showed that road marking performance tended to be somewhat better in Norway
The operating margin for 2018 is expected to be somewhat lower or in line with the operating margin excluding one-off items in 2017.
However, inflation is too low and is expected to be somewhat lower for a period of time, primarily due to the falling oil price.
Some think that males tend to be somewhat calmer, but there are so many individual differences that it's not something you can take for granted.
In the short run, however, inflation is expected to be somewhat higher than forecast in June,
and tends to be somewhat taller.
In Sweden, GDP growth appears to be somewhat stronger than expected this year
Chinense is grown in the south of China and tends to be somewhat shorter, while L.
Despite this, labour market conditions are anticipated to be somewhat weaker than the forecast in the Inflation Report.
and tends to be somewhat taller.
Nevertheless, the growth deceleration seems to be somewhat more substantial in the most important trade partners Germany, Italy, Austria.
although the economic growth is forecast to be somewhat higher in both years.
thus need initially to be somewhat neutralized.
In all, GDP growth in the years ahead is expected on average to be somewhat higher than the forecast in the March Inflation Report.
Compared with the assessment in the December Report, inflation in 2002 is now judged to be somewhat higher.
A majority of the group had held that inflation could turn out to be somewhat higher than allowed for earlier.
in view of recent developments, in the coming years the unutilised resources are expected to be somewhat larger than envisaged earlier.
With regard to collective bargaining, the trade unions' role generally appears to be somewhat limited, both at national and at company level.