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USATODAY. com - Which story wins out in unevenly matched finals?

USATODAY.com - Which story wins out in unevenly matched finals? 2002

ECB board member Erkki Liikanen said the Euro-Zone needs to increase productivity as he expects the global recovery to continue "unevenly," and the central bank may retain a dovish outlook for future policy as price growth remains subdued.

Forex: U.S. Dollar Recovery To Gather Pace, PBoC Hikes Rates By 25bp - Yahoo! Finance 2010

"unevenly" and that the food's interior temperature was "unsafe for public consumption."

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"unevenly" and that the food's interior temperature was "unsafe for public consumption."

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Gallup Poll data on membership in a church or synagogue mimics this long, slow decline in religious commitment, falling somewhat unevenly from 76 percent in 1947 to 73 percent in 1965, 71 percent in 1976, 69 percent in 1990, 68 percent in 2000, and 63 percent in 2009.

American Grace Robert D. Putnam 2010

That technique works fine on screens the size of cellphones, but the masks tend to sag unevenly when pulled across larger surfaces.

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Open but played too few tournaments to boost her ranking and the French Open winner, Francesca Schiavone, played unevenly all season.

Five Sizzling Tennis Questions Nicolas Brulliard 2011

However, while growth in the last decade has been fairly spectacular in many parts of the world, the fruits of that growth have been shared very unevenly, with inequality generally growing.

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The economy grew robustly though unevenly in 2006-07 but suffered during Georgia's conflict with Russia and the global economic crisis beginning in 2008.

Timothy Ryan: Seeing Georgia Through Rose-Colored Glasses Timothy Ryan 2011

The feelings were unevenly balanced, Joy had insinuated.

A Stitch Before Dying Anne Canadeo 2011