(noun) recession,
a Small Concavity
(noun) recession,
the Act Of Becoming More Distant
(noun) recession,
the Act Of Ceding Back
(noun) recession,
the State Of The Economy Declines; A Widespread Decline In The GDP And Employment And Trade Lasting From Six Months To A Year
(noun) recession,
the Withdrawal Of The Clergy And Choir From The Chancel To The Vestry At The End Of A Church Service
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Business Cycles
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The U.S.A Patriot Act
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