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15:58 Aug 26, 2001 |
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| Selected response from: Parrot Spain Local time: 14:22 | ||||||
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na | year current tendance |
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na | yc tendency |
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na | yc trend |
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year current tendance Explanation: I think it is English! HTH none needed |
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yc tendency Explanation: It's part of a complicated economic equation on suppy, demand and inflation, which is explained in the following bilingual website. Reference: http://www.bankofcanada.ca/publications/review/r972b.pdf |
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yc trend Explanation: In the fields of economics, financial and accounting, I would generally prefer "trend" for "tendance". As to "yc", whilst "year current" sounds possible, I'm not entirely conviced as logically, it would be "cy" (current year). Migyht Yc not be referring to graph coordinates, or lines on a graph which illustrates your text? |
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