But while the premises underlying this broad trend are clear, Latin America s voters are electing not one left, but two.

Underlying context

For every trend on this planet, there's a counter trend.

Underlying Risk Factors

And underlying these questions,

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Growth statistics hide underlying inequities.

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But there was an underlying support.

(d) Reduce the underlying risk factors

These examples indicate a trend.

There is a trend here.

We have a decent trend.

That trend must be reversed.

That trend should be encouraged.

This is a welcome trend.

This is a positive trend.

And there is the underlying wireframe mesh.

But this trend is less unambiguous.

So where does this trend stop?

The current trend is toward decentralization.

Crime statistics show a positive trend.

This trend seems to have continued.

The principles underlying extradition treaties are as follows

Underlying causes of deforestation are complex and varied.

The world s emerging market economies are in better shape but, while their underlying trend growth in potential output is much higher than that of the advanced economies, there is no cyclical de coupling. The world economy is an interdependent whole trouble in any important part of it is transmitted globally.

And this is the trend in well being over that time, a small increase, but this is the trend in ecological footprint.

But you see a very clear trend.

The statements in question mark that trend.

It expresses, but it doesn't solve, an underlying problem.

Underlying the failure in Copenhagen are some deep problems.

The underlying causes of conflicts are many and varied.

Infrastructure serves as the underlying foundation for development activities.

These bands relate to the underlying uncertainties, as follows

If the underlying price trend is added to this, it is easily understandable why inflation rates are currently coming down everywhere. In the US, the annual inflation rate fell from 5.6 in July 2008 to 0.1 in December 2008, and in Europe from 4.4 in July 2008 to 2.2 in January 2009.

He hoped that that trend would be sustained.

But we can halt and reverse that trend.

This trend was clearly reflected in funding patterns.

That is an upward and quite discomforting trend.

There was no upward trend from 2000 2003.

This is the math underlying the 80 20 rule. Right?

And yet the fundamental patterns underlying them are the same.

And how they're distributed really contributes to their underlying function.

The factors underlying children's vulnerability differ from country to country.