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In a soft landing, the economy decelerates to trend after a period of above-trend growth. When the friction material contacts the shaft, a braking action decelerates and then stops any falling load. As has been the case over the last decade, the strongest gains are forecast for China, though the double digit annual gains that characterized China's rubber market throughout the 1990s are forecast to slow significantly as its domestic market matures and motor vehicle production decelerates. |
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